Shotlist Changchun City, Jilin Province, northeast China - Dec 18, 2025 1. Aerial shot of venue for 9th Jilin Ice and Snow Industry International Expo 2. Visitors at entrance to expo 3. Various of performances on stage 4. Snowmaker on display 5. Visitors at vinegar producer's booth 6. Various of snowboards on display, exhibitor serving visitor 7. Snowmaker on display 8. Visitors at expo 9. Various of children learning snowboarding 10. Various of unmanned rescue vehicle 11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhu Jianming, exhibitor: "This self-driving intelligent car is an unmanned rescue vehicle for ice-snow scenarios that we developed in cooperation with the College of Automotive Engineering of the Jilin University." 12. Various of visitors, exhibits 13. Humanoid robot waving to camera 14. Various of visitors at exhibition area of colleges 15. Various of boots, snowboards on display 16. Visitors at expo Storyline The 9th Jilin Ice and Snow Industry International Expo opened in Changchun, northeast China's Jilin Province on Thursday, bringing together 420 enterprises and exhibitors from 32 countries. Themed "New Consumption of Ice and Snow: A Common Future," the five-day expo features an exhibition area of over 60,000 square meters, presenting tourism promotion activities alongside local intangible cultural heritage. Three thematic pavilions at the event offer a comprehensive selection of ice-snow equipment, winter sports, and cultural tourism products. A special immersion zone provides visitors with experiences in various ice-snow consumption scenarios, while a large fair alongside the expo offers the fun of shopping for both domestic and international products related to ice-snow activities. "This self-driving intelligent car is an unmanned rescue vehicle for ice-snow scenarios that we developed in cooperation with the College of Automotive Engineering of Jilin University," said Zhu Jianming, an exhibitor. Leveraging the expo as a platform to show the vitality and prospects of Jilin's ice-snow industry, the province will issue coupons worth a total of 100 million yuan (about 14 million U.S. dollars) during the event to boost ice-snow consumption, along with discounts offered by the exhibitors. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]