Popular Ski Resorts in Shanghai

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I took my two-year-old there. There weren't many activities for him, but it was good for taking photos. The venue isn't particularly large, and it's quite tall. It has everything you could want for eating, drinking, and playing, so the food is relatively expensive, which is understandable. Wearing thick layers makes movement a bit difficult. If you don't really like snowy environments, there's no point in going; you might as well go somewhere like Nairobo. It felt like a giant ice factory. The snow was quite hard, so I didn't dare to slip and fall. If the atmosphere were stronger, like snowfall, Christmas carols, or more lively and elaborate decorations, it would be much more fun!