Chagan Lake, located in northeast China's Jilin Province, has long been known for its centuries-old ice fishing tradition, which takes place on the frozen surface at minus 20 degrees Celsius. The unique ecological and geographical environment there has nurtured the tradition of ice fishing since ancient times. The traditional technique of boring holes by hand and placing nets beneath the ice to catch fish is listed as a national-level form of intangible cultural heritage. Join us at the scene to witness this winter event and celebrate this bountiful year.