Core Viewpoint - The performance "Ice and Snow Joy, Times Resonance" showcased a cultural exchange between China and Russia, highlighting the artistic collaboration during the 22nd China-Manzhouli Sino-Russian-Mongolian International Ice and Snow Festival [1][17]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event featured a collaboration between the Harbin Sino-Russian Symphony Orchestra and the Russian Omsk Art Troupe, presenting a rich artistic experience for the audience [1]. - The performance was organized by the municipal government and the Bureau of Culture, Sports, Tourism, and Broadcasting [1]. Group 2: Performance Highlights - The show was divided into three chapters: "Civilization Roots, Each Beauty in Its Own Way," "United in Heart, Harmonious Rhythms," and "Dream Symphony, Times Resonance" [4]. - The Omsk Folk Art Troupe performed several Russian classics, including "My Motherland Russia," "Three Little Birch Trees," and "Katyusha," showcasing the charm of Russian folk art [4]. - The Harbin Sino-Russian Symphony Orchestra performed Chinese classics such as "The Ode to the Red Flag" and "Jasmine Flower," alongside Russian classical pieces, demonstrating a blend of cultural musical heritage [7][12]. Group 3: Audience and Participant Reactions - Audience members expressed their excitement and appreciation for the performance, emphasizing the universal language of art and the cultural richness of the three countries [9]. - Participants from the Harbin Sino-Russian Symphony Orchestra and the Omsk Art Troupe shared their pride in representing their cultures and fostering artistic exchange [12][15]. - A representative from Mongolia noted the significance of the event in showcasing the development of Manzhouli and the friendly exchanges among the three nations [16].