How ‘Water Cube’ was transformed into ‘Ice Cube’

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“Water Cube” became famous as “the fastest swimming pool in the world,” but now it has a new name – “Ice Cube.” Join us on a visit to this host venue for both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games and explore the mystery of the transformation of water and ice.

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