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Harbin’s Hongzhuan Morning Market: A Century of Warmth in -20°C Chill ❄️🥟

Step into a winter wonderland where breakfast smells defy freezing temperatures 🌬️. For over 120 years, Harbin’s Hongzhuan Morning Market has been serving steamy comfort to early risers – now drawing both suitcase-toting tourists and seasoned locals with its legendary treats.

From Russian Bakers to Bean Buns

Born in 1903 when Russian breadmakers first fired up their ovens 🥖, this frosty food strip has evolved into a culinary time capsule. Today’s star players? Cloud-like sticky bean buns that melt in your mouth, caramelized roasted pears 🍐, and crackling-skinned sweet potatoes that warm frozen fingers.

More Than Just a Market

Locals call it \”breakfast therapy\” – a daily ritual where -20°C air meets piping-hot soy milk and laughter fog ❄️☁️. Watch elderly regulars banter with Gen-Z travelers snapping Instagram stories, all united by steaming baskets of mantou (Chinese buns).

As one vendor told us: \”Our grills stay hot so hearts stay warm.\” 🔥💛 This living heritage site proves China’s northeast knows how to turn bitter cold into delicious warmth.

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