Chinese, fake snow and cotton wool

A winter wonderland ... of fake snow? Visitors to Chinese tourist attraction are angry.
A Chinese tourist village is being investigated after guests were reportedly deceived with fake snow made out of cotton wool and foamy water.
Snow joke: Chinese attraction apologizes for winter wonderland made of cotton and bedsheets
A tourist attraction in China billing itself as a winter wonderland has landed in hot water after visitors seeking the perfect selfie discovered the promised “snow” was actually made of cotton wool and foamy water.
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Chengdu Snow Village in China apologises for using fake cotton 'snow' photos amid backlash over false advertising
Chengdu Snow Village, a popular tourist spot in China's Sichuan province, faced backlash after it was revealed that the snow was actually cotton wool. Tourists expressed their discontent on social media.
Chinese snow village apologises for using cotton wool to create fake snow
A tourist village in China's south western province famed for its scenic snow landscape said it was sorry for using cotton wool to create fake snow.
China snow village apologises for fake cotton snow
A tourist village in China's southwestern province of Sichuan famed for its scenic snow landscape said it was sorry for using cotton wool and soapy water to create fake snow after online criticism from visitors went viral.
Chinese attraction apologises for winter wonderland made of cotton and bedsheets
A local tourist attraction in southwestern China billing itself as a winter wonderland has landed in hot water after visitors seeking the perfect selfie discovered the promised “snow” was actually made of cotton wool and foamy water.
Chinese village uses fake cotton snow to attract tourists, apologises
The Chengdu Snow Village project, through a post on a Chinese social media app Wechat, said that it did not snow as much as anticipated because of warm weather during the Lunar New Year holiday in late January. That is why they came up with the idea which, however, turned the tourists’ experience worse.
Tourist village in China apologises for using cotton wool to create fake snow
Attraction offers visitors refunds after backlash over its attempts to replicate its famous winter scenery due to unseasonably warm weather
Village known for scenic winter landscape apologises for cotton wool ‘snow’
A tourist village in China's Sichuan province has apologised after facing backlash for using cotton wool and soapy water to create fake snow. The Chengdu Snow Village project, in its defence, said the weather was warm and the snow village did not take shape as anticipated during the Lunar New Year holiday at the end of January.
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