As the Guangxi kids (nicknamed "little sweet tangerines") touring in northeast China fueled tourism boom, a trend of south-north tourist interactions has flourished, presented by a rebound of winter study tours. Recently, a group of 13 children from Fuyuan, Jiamusi City, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, visited Huangdu Village in Tongdao Dong Autonomous County, Huaihua City. These kids, nicknamed "little Siberian tigers", made friends with local children, nicknamed "little Lushengs" referring to a specialty musical instrument of Dong people. They together visited the Drum Tower, toured around the Dong village, tasted snacks of Dong people, and experienced distinctive folk customs and culture of the Dong ethnic group. The photo above shows the "little Siberian tigers" trying their hands at spinning. (Photo/Su Yongzhu) 

The "little Siberian tigers" tasted Baba, a kind of glutinous rice cake, at Huangdu Village, Tongdao Dong Autonomous County on January 19. 

The "little Siberian tigers" tried their hands at making Ciba, a kind of glutinous rice cake, at Huangdu Village, Tongdao Dong Autonomous County on January 19.