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you'd think sub-zero temperatures and bitingwinds would deter people from diving into freezing waters, but locals and adventurous tourists have braved a two-day ice swimming competition. yep, rather them than us, over 700 swimmersin harbin city, china, braved the icy waters to compete in one of the coldest cities inchina on monday. winter swimming is enjoyed across the northof the country, mainly by middle-aged and

How To Adopt A Child From Estonia, elderly people who either believe it benefitstheir health or simply enjoy the way it feels. they break a hole in a frozen river surfaceand basically, jump in. they then use sticks and brooms to sweep ice off the surface asit forms. contestants try to be the first to make itacross the 25 metre pool in temperatures colder

than minus 17 degrees celsius. yang jie from anhui province said he tookpart "to challenge himself" and said he actually feels very relaxed after going for the swim. most of the participants swam for about aminute, before getting out.