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Leah’s Harbin vlog kicks off with a brisk 3 hour flight and an early wake up at 4 am, yet she stays surprisingly energized. Arrival brings thoughtful touches at the Harbin airport and a chilly welcome to a city that feels on another level cold. At the hotel, she’s impressed by freebies, including disposable slippers and a festive Chinese New Year can in the mini fridge, noting the great value at around 70 dollars per night and a generous 11 am check-in that eases travel with luggage. Bundled up in multiple layers against about minus 10 to minus 20 degree weather, Leah dives into Harbin’s quintessential sights. Her first major stop is St. Sophia’s Church, where the architecture hints at a Russian influence and where live music can be heard. She introduces Harbin as a city of music, a hub for Chinese, Russian, and classical performances year-round, with an indoor market across the street offering local snacks like fried mushrooms. She samples a traditional dish in the area called koman,Z
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