Jilin women blow bubbles into crystal balls at MINUS 17 degrees. How did this happen?

I believe it is not uncommon for most people in Northeast China to splash water into ice, but haven't you ever seen a bubble blown into a crystal ball? A woman in Jilin blew bubbles when the outdoor temperature was-17 degrees. As a result, the bubble turned into a crystal ball, which many people have never seen. I feel like a world of ice and snow.

No one has ever tried to make a crystal ball by blowing bubbles before, but this lady was able to challenge and successfully blow out a crystal ball with bubble water. This feeling is really wonderful. Recently, the weather in the north has been falling again and again, especially in the northeast, which is killing people. The water spilled on the ground will not melt even at noon. Only when the temperature is low enough can we really challenge success. If we stay in the environment of-17 degrees Celsius, the blown bubbles can slowly freeze.

To successfully blow out such a crystal ball, there must be no wind first. If there is wind, bubbles will not form at all. Bubbles blown out in winter are inherently fragile. If there is wind at this time, it is easy to break. Secondly, be sure to try it in a low temperature place. If it is in the south, it will definitely not succeed. Also, blowing bubbles is a technical job. Blowing bubbles can't be too fast, so it won't freeze at all, but blowing bubbles too slowly can easily make bubbles not form, and only by trying more can you succeed.

Of course, this kind of attempt is a regular attempt. Mastering the speed, temperature, direction and intensity of blowing bubbles, although seemingly simple, is not so easy. If you are really interested, you should try more yourself.

Recently, the lowest temperature in northeast China has reached MINUS 30 degrees. Everyone basically doesn't want to go out. Wear two coats even when you go out. Even the air they breathe seems to have frozen. In this weather, everyone must be prepared to prevent colds.