Core Viewpoint - The celebration of the Midwinter Festival by Chinese Antarctic research teams at different stations highlights their commitment and resilience in extreme conditions, showcasing a blend of cultural exchange and teamwork among international teams in Antarctica [2][4][6][8]. Group 1: Qinling Station - Qinling Station celebrated its first Midwinter Festival by prioritizing work over leisure, with team members actively engaged in construction tasks to ensure project milestones are met [4][9]. - The atmosphere at Qinling Station remained busy, with team members forgoing rest to focus on welding, cutting, wiring, and assembly, while safety personnel conducted thorough inspections to mitigate risks [4][9]. - To foster a sense of community, the support staff prepared festive meals, creating a warm environment for the team members working during the holiday [4]. Group 2: Great Wall Station - Great Wall Station participated in a joint celebration with other countries' research teams, involving around 100 wintering team members from Chile, China, Russia, and Uruguay [6]. - The celebration included sports competitions and cultural exchanges, featuring unique activities such as ice sculpture contests and traditional games, which promoted teamwork and camaraderie among participants [6]. - The event also showcased various national cuisines and cultural performances, with Chinese food being particularly popular, enhancing mutual understanding of different cultures [6]. Group 3: Zhongshan Station - Zhongshan Station collaborated with Russian and Indian research teams to celebrate the Midwinter Festival, reinforcing multilateral cultural and research cooperation in Antarctica [8]. - The event included a brief exchange of holiday greetings and discussions on past collaborative achievements in Antarctic research, fostering a spirit of partnership [8]. - Team members toured the facilities of the Indian station and engaged in discussions about atmospheric monitoring and logistical support, contributing to future collaborative efforts [8].