The first fish caught at this year's winter fishing festival is put up for auction at Qagan Lake in Songyuan city, Northeast China's Jilin province, Dec 28, 2014. Qagan Lake, or Qagan Nur in Mongolian, is the only area in China which still uses traditional Mongolian ice fishing method. The annual fishing tourism fair kicked off here Sunday. [Photo/Xinhua]
Fishermen draw the net at Qagan Lake in Songyuan city, Northeast China's Jilin province, Dec 28, 2014. Qagan Lake, or Qagan Nur in Mongolian, is the only area in China which still uses traditional Mongolian ice fishing method. The annual fishing tourism fair kicked off here Sunday. [Photo/Xinhua]
Fishermen introduce the winter fishing custom at Qagan Lake in Songyuan city, Northeast China's Jilin province, Dec 28, 2014. Qagan Lake, or Qagan Nur in Mongolian, is the only area in China which still uses traditional Mongolian ice fishing method. The annual fishing tourism fair kicked off here Sunday. [Photo/Xinhua]
People select fresh fish at Qagan Lake in Songyuan city, Northeast China's Jilin province, Dec 28, 2014. Qagan Lake, or Qagan Nur in Mongolian, is the only area in China which still uses traditional Mongolian ice fishing method. The annual fishing tourism fair kicked off here Sunday. [Photo/Xinhua]