Mount Huangshan stuns springtime visitors with rime-covered trees
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Ice crystals form on trees as temperature drops below zero on Mount Huangshan in east China’s Anhui Province after a spring shower on Monday. /VCG Photo

Ice crystals form on trees as temperature drops below zero on Mount Huangshan in east China’s Anhui Province after a spring shower on Monday. /VCG Photo

The icy landscape appeared unexpectedly to surprise tourists with a magical fairytale scene. /VCG Photo

The icy landscape appeared unexpectedly to surprise tourists with a magical fairytale scene. /VCG Photo

Chinese poetically refer to rime as “hanging trees,” meaning frozen fog on tree branches. It's a common phenomenon in north China in winter. /VCG Photo

Chinese poetically refer to rime as “hanging trees,” meaning frozen fog on tree branches. It's a common phenomenon in north China in winter. /VCG Photo

Mount Huangshan is a UNESCO World Heritage site in east China's Anhui Province with incredibly enthralling views that can attract up to 50,000 visitors a day. /VCG Photo

Mount Huangshan is a UNESCO World Heritage site in east China's Anhui Province with incredibly enthralling views that can attract up to 50,000 visitors a day. /VCG Photo

Rime covered trees on Mount Huangshan are a rare sight in spring that count among the most spectacular wonders nature has to offer. /VCG Photo

Rime covered trees on Mount Huangshan are a rare sight in spring that count among the most spectacular wonders nature has to offer. /VCG Photo