China’s coldest town—Beiji Village in Mohe City, Heilongjiang Province—recently recorded a minimum temperature of -36°C, drawing renewed public attention to extreme cold weather. Located at China’s northernmost point on the northern slopes of the Greater Khingan Mountains, Beiji Village experiences long, harsh winters and is among the coldest inhabited places in the country. Due to its high latitude and unique geography, average winter temperatures from December to February often drop below -30°C, with extremes plunging past -50°C.A temperature of -36°C poses significant challenges to daily life and human health. Outdoor activities require specialized cold-weather gear, vehicles need low-temperature engine oil, and water pipes and heating systems must be well insulated to prevent freezing. However, this extreme cold also creates unique ice-and-snow tourism opportunities. Every winter, thousands of visitors flock to the area to experience phenomena like “instant ice” (throwing hot water into the air that freezes mid-air), snow bonfires, and dog sledding, immersing themselves in the charm of China’s ‘Arctic.’Meteorologists caution that as global climate change intensifies, extreme weather events are becoming more frequent. The public is advised to stay weather-aware, dress appropriately, and plan travel carefully. Meanwhile, local authorities continue improving infrastructure and emergency response systems to ensure the safety and comfort of both residents and tourists in this frigid environment.
中国最冷小镇——黑龙江省漠河市的北极村，近日记录到最低气温达-36℃，再次引发公众对极寒天气的关注。北极村位于中国最北端，地处大兴安岭北麓，冬季漫长而严寒，是中国冬季气温最低的地区之一。由于其高纬度和特殊的地理环境，每年12月至次年2月，当地平均气温常在-30℃以下，极端低温甚至可跌破-50℃。-36℃的低温对人体和日常生活带来极大挑战。户外活动需穿戴专业防寒装备，车辆需使用特殊低温机油，水管和供暖系统也需加强保温措施以防冻结。然而，这种极寒气候也造就了独特的冰雪旅游资源。每年冬季，大量游客慕名而来，体验泼水成冰、雪地篝火、狗拉雪橇等特色项目，感受“中国北极”的魅力。气象专家提醒，随着全球气候变化，极端天气事件频发，公众应提高防寒意识，关注天气预报，合理安排出行。同时，当地政府也在不断完善基础设施，提升应急保障能力，确保居民和游客在极寒环境下的安全与舒适。
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