Took the kid to see the snow, and we can enjoy a winter wonderland without going to Harbin!

Took the kid to Zhongshan Park for fun this weekend, and happened to come across the 'Cutting Clouds and Carving Snow - Ice and Snow Installation Art Exhibition'. I was just thinking that Keke hasn't seen snow yet, so I took Keke to see it. The overall feeling was quite average, and I don't recommend making a special trip for it. However, if you are going to Zhongshan Park, you might as well take a look. 🌟 Highlights: In the Zhongshan Park Citizens' Horticulture Center, the 'Cutting Clouds and Carving Snow - Ice and Snow Installation Art Exhibition' is on display. Paraffin, urea, and artificial corals, among other non-traditional materials, are transformed into snowflakes, glaciers, corals, and dreamy bubbles in the hands of artists, creating a 'cloud dream world of ice and snow'. If you can't go to Harbin, you can also come here to see a flat version of the winter wonderland! 👉 This place is quite photogenic. If you are walking with kids, the overall experience is quite average, and it's not very entertaining. There are a few little goldfish to see, and snowscapes to look at. It is recommended to visit along with the surrounding Zhongshan Park, Raffles City, and Longemont Shopping Center! 🕙 Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 📍 Detailed Address: Citizens' Horticulture Center, Zhongshan Park, 780 Changning Road, Changning District 🚉 Transportation Strategy: 🚇 Subway Line 2, Zhongshan Park Exit 7 🚗 Parking is available at the Zhongshan Park underground parking lot 📝 Nearby Attractions: 👉 Boating in Zhongshan Park 👉 Raffles City Dragon Installations, various exhibitions 👉 Longemont Shopping Center 👉 Shanghai Firefighting Museum