从12月29日开始，所有成都人都在翘首以盼的

雪

终于不负众望地下了！

一看到雪，成都人民不淡定了

他们的反应都是这样的：

大家纷纷奔走相告

直接把 #成都下雪# 顶上热搜

随着气温进一步降低

这场雪也越来越大

经过一天一夜的不懈努力

终于在地面上积起薄薄的一层

有限的雪激发了大家无限的创造力

为了珍惜这场来之不易的雪

成都人简直是挖空心思

把堆雪人这项爱好玩坏了

比如正迎面向我们走来的这位

抱着个堆成雪兔子的男生：

化身全身武装的道士下山：

坐在车前盖威风凛凛的熊猫：

独坐城墙上的雪娃：我渺小、可怜又无助......

除此之外

不少商家也纷纷打起雪的主意：

向车主贩卖起15元一个的小雪人

小雪人们买来后被安排在车顶上

成为路上一道亮丽的风景线：

车主们纷纷表示：

车上有了雪人就有了排面！

这钱花的值！

这一系列操作

把天天见雪的北方小伙伴看蒙了：

东北的小伙伴们表示

今天才发现周围遍地是黄金啊

A brief window of opportunity for business recently emerged at a roadside in Southwest China after a rare snowfall blanketed Chengdu City, Sichuan Province around December 27.

Several local vendors have cashed in on winter and offered to sell snow at a roadside to tourists visiting the Longquan Mountain Forest Park in Chengdu, charging up to 20 yuan (about three U.S. Dollar) for a bucket of snow or self-made snowmen, according to videos circulating on social media.

Since the city seldom witnesses snowfall, it was hot business, according to a local vendor.  "Selling and buying snow is normal behavior in a market economy," he added.

The snow craze has triggered discussions on social media, as the idea of selling snow resonated with many netizens in southern China, who poked fun at the sellers but also termed the idea as creative.