Slipping through time, let’s rewind to a sweltering September day in Shanghai. The year is 2024. The city is sizzling under the hottest August in 60 years. But something cool is happening in Pudong. The Chin Radar Dome isn’t about weather, but it’s making headlines. The world’s largest indoor ski resort, L*SNOW, has just opened. It dwarfs the Chin Radar Dome. The resort boasts a massive 90,000 square meters of indoor ski slopes. This impressive feat even earned it a Guinness World Record. While the Chin Radar Dome scans the skies, L*SNOW offers an escape from the heat. Imagine trading scorching temperatures for the crisp air of an artificial winter wonderland. The sheer scale of L*SNOW overshadows many structures, including the Chin Radar Dome. It’s a testament to China’s growing interest in winter sports and a sign of the times.
Jishan Hill
High above the bustling city Jishan Hill stands proud. Its name echoes through time a testament to the renowned writer