Xi'an City Wall launches cultural, creative ice creams

Xi'an City Wall Scenic Area in Xi'an, capital of Northwest China's Shaanxi province, launched 12 kinds of uniquely shaped, cultural and creative ice creams on April 20.

As a landmark of the ancient city, Xi'an City Wall is not only a key feature of the city, but also a unique cultural symbol.

The dozen newly launched kinds of cultural and creative ice creams combine elements of current fashion trends with the culture of the ancient capital.

With the Yongning Gate as the design prototype, a kind of ice cream recreates the historical landmark.

The inspiration for the design of the "Snow Imperial Concubine" ice cream originated from the image of a lady of the Tang Dynasty (618-907).

Meanwhile, the Datang Yulinjun ice cream recreates the image of a painted little warrior on Xi'an City Wall, with exquisite style and different colors and tastes.

The ice creams mostly use mango, strawberry and green tea instead of food coloring.

This not only has the natural taste of ice cream, but also improves the mellow taste with the help of Italian handmade ice cream-making technology.

On May 1, the ice creams will make their debut in the Xi'an City Wall Scenic Area.