听写018 BBC纪录片《中国新年》

00:38:49 – 00:40:41

Each block of ice hand is chiseled to create a groove for the LED strip.

groove: N-COUNT 可数名词沟；槽；辙 A groove is a deep line cut into a surface.

The blocks there are lined up in a brick wall pattern.

The great thing of LEDs is that they make emit less heat, and what you don’t want within an ice block is the block melting.

Now you need to join the bricks together, traditionally, as a fashion in your homes, you would use something like cement.

But here in Harbin, they use something completely different – water.

I kept it in my coat trying to keep it liquid. Very simply pour the water on, and I literally only have a few seconds to get the next brick on top before the water freezes.

And the idea is that the two fuse together and it becomes a solid structure.

fuse: 保险丝;熔丝

Get more Harbin cement, now the moment of truth. I will put some batteries to my LEDs and in theory I will be able to luminate illuminate this beautiful piece of work.

Of course, there’s a slightly biggest which bosses bigger switch box the main event.

switch box: 配电箱

Each individual light is painstakingly turned on by hand, row by row, building by building. And I get to turn on the very last building.

There it is. Little bit of Russia in the middle of China.

The ice city has developed to cross across an entire year by the team of architects and lasts just 3 months.

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