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Harbin Sun Island is a national 5A - level tourist attraction located on the north bank of the Songhua River in Harbin. It is separated from the bustling urban area by the river. The total area of Sun Island is 88 square kilometers, including a planned area of 38 square kilometers and a peripheral protection area of 50 square kilometers. It has a long history and was developed and utilized by the Qing Dynasty in 1683. With the construction of the Middle East Railway, a large number of Russians and European immigrants poured in and built houses and entertainment facilities here. Sun Island has a typical temperate continental monsoon climate, with distinct seasons. The natural landscape is beautiful, mainly featuring river floodplain wetlands and bay lakes, and it is the only urban - center river floodplain wetland landscape in China. There are rich plant and animal species on the island, including national second - class protected animals such as white - fronted geese and little curlews. The island is divided into three areas: the east area is the core landscape area, with core landscapes such as Sun Mountain, Swan Lake, and Sun Stone; the middle area is the cultural and leisure area, including the Polar Museum and the Science and Technology Museum; the west area is the natural ecological area, with representative scenic spots such as the Ice - Snow World and the Sun Island National Wetland Park. In addition, the Sun Island Snow Expo, which was founded in 1988, is the earliest - developed and largest - scale winter theme amusement park in China with snow as the theme. Sun Island is not only a famous tourist and summer - resort destination in China but also has won many honors, such as the "UN FOUN Ecological Demonstration Island" and the "China Habitat Environment Model Award". It has become a business card of Harbin's tourism.

Harbin Ice-Snow World is a world-famous seasonal theme park located in Harbin, the "Ice City" of China, and it is widely recognized as a top winter tourist destination. Every year, it opens to the public in winter, usually from late December to early March of the next year. The park is entirely built with ice and snow, featuring magnificent ice sculptures, snow sculptures, ice castles, ice slides, and colorful light shows. The ice used in the park is mostly taken from the frozen Songhua River, ensuring the purity and transparency of the ice structures. Visitors can not only admire the stunning ice and snow artworks with various themes—ranging from fairy tales and historical stories to modern architecture—but also enjoy a series of exciting winter activities, such as ice skating, snow tubing, and watching wonderful performances. Harbin Ice-Snow World perfectly combines art, entertainment and winter sports, attracting millions of tourists from home and abroad each year, and has become a symbol of Harbin's winter tourism.