Winter snacks to warm up Northeast China's bitter cold
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In Northeast China’s bitter winter, almost all kinds of food can be frozen, such as local snacks - bingtanghulu (sugar-coated hawthrons), fruits, bean curd, etc.
Meanwhile, some people believe only hot food, such as doubao (a sticky steamed bun stuffed with sweetened bean paste), roasted sweet potato and corn, can warm them up in the extremely cold days.
In the fierce competition between the two kinds of snacks, which one do you prefer?
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