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Ice bar in Shanghai

www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-23 16:06:51

The bar on the picture was built with 50 tons of ice from the Arctic
regions. It took several Swede designers a month to build the bar. All
the furniture in the bar are also made of ice. Customers have to wear
thick clothes in the bar to keep themselves warm even it is buring hot
outside. The picture was taken on June 22.

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