Treat vendors selling Harbin’s popular frozen peaches are also concerned.
” I’m really scared, scared that by the time this spring comes to an end, it will have already warmed up.” If that happens, our crops will melt, and when they melt, it will surely have an impact on income”, said street vendor Shang Liang.
Experts believe that as businesses are forced to be creative, climate challenges may even lead to new options and answers.
” In terms of culture ecology, that has always been a part of the problem for the winter activities, and with the economy”, said Heron Lim, an economist from financial services firm Moody’s.
” The flip side of it is how these things might possibly spur innovation and advances in more alternative locations.” And I believe China can improve both the spring business and this kind of tourism.
The 9th Asian Winter Games will take place in Harbin next month, which will be the next big event.
Local advertising studies have predicted that foreign traveler figures are expected to rise by about 20 %.