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Global Times: How Mohe, China's northernmost and coldest city, turns ice and snow into invaluable assets
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The available article excerpt introduces Mohe, Heilongjiang, as China's highest-latitude city and notes its record low temperature of -53°C. The truncated PRNewswire text contains no financial results, corporate developments, policy actions, or market-relevant figures.
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