The Forbidden City has launched stone lion-shaped ice cream bars inspired by the traditional figures perched upon the eaves of rooves in the Forbidden City, which are popular among tourists.

The National Museum of China offers a variety of ice cream bars shaped in the artifacts collected by the museum, including a ceramic figure of a story-teller, Da Yu Ding (a bronze circular vessel manufactured in the Western Zhou Dynasty), a jade pendant with patterns of orange day-lilies, Siyang Fangzun (also known as the "Four-goat Square Zun", a ritual bronze vessel manufactured in the Shang Dynasty), and Taoying Ding (an eagle-shaped ceramic vessel of the Yangshao culture).

In summer, the lotus flowers are in full bloom in the 66.67-hectare-large lotus pond of the Summer Palace. Drawing inspiration from the lotus flowers, the Summer Palace has introduced lotus flower-shaped ice cream bars.

Don't forget to take a photo with a "Blessings" ice cream bar in front of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, an iconic building of the Temple of Heaven.

For Beijing Zoo's cultural and creative ice cream bars, they vividly depict the adorable forms of animals.

Inspired by plum blossoms, the World Flower Garden has introduced ice cream bars themed on flower goddesses.

(Source: WeChat Official Account "Wenlv Beijing")