A 52-year-old farmer painted a giant rabbit into the snow to welcome the new year in northern China.

Impressive video filmed in Muling City in Heilongjiang Province on December 31, 2022, shows a farmer named Wu Tongjun spraying nontoxic pigments to draw a giant rabbit as well as writing a Chinese character “Fu” which means fortune on a snow-covered pond.

Wu reportedly used a drone to help check the painting and amend it. It took him around three days to finish the artwork.

Wu started to paint on snow in 2019 and has created more than 1,000 products. The largest one of his snow paintings was the Beijing 2022 emblem with a dimension of 7,000 square meters.

The year 2023 is the Year of the Rabbit according to the Chinese calendar.

A 52-year-old Chinese farmer from Heilongjiang Province made a 3,000-square-meter snow painting called “A Rabbit Greets the Spring” on his frozen pond to welcome the year of rabbit 2023.

A video filmed in Muling City on December 31 shows a farmer named Wu Tongjun spraying nontoxic pigments on the ground to draw a rabbit pattern and a Chinese character “福” (“Fu” means happiness, blessing, and good fortune in Chinese).

Wu spent 3 days modifying and creating this painting, with a drone to check the proportion of the pattern during the process.

It is reported that Wu has started to paint on snow in 2019 who has created over 1,000 works. The largest one of his snow painting works is the Beijing 2022 emblem with a dimension of 7,000 square meters.

With courtesy to China News Service.