Glauber salt crystals form on the frozen Salt Lake in Yuncheng City, North China's Shanxi Province, December 28, 2019. The lake is one of three inland salt lakes containing sodium sulfate in the world. The amount of salt it contains is similar to that of the Dead Sea and allows humans to float on it. (Photo: China News Service/Bao Dongsheng)
Glauber salt crystals form on the frozen Salt Lake in Yuncheng City, North China's Shanxi Province, December 28, 2019. The lake is one of three inland salt lakes containing sodium sulfate in the world. The amount of salt it contains is similar to that of the Dead Sea and allows humans to float on it. (Photo: China News Service/Bao Dongsheng)
Glauber salt crystals form on the frozen Salt Lake in Yuncheng City, North China's Shanxi Province, December 28, 2019. The lake is one of three inland salt lakes containing sodium sulfate in the world. The amount of salt it contains is similar to that of the Dead Sea and allows humans to float on it. (Photo: China News Service/Bao Dongsheng)
Glauber salt crystals form on the frozen Salt Lake in Yuncheng City, North China's Shanxi Province, December 28, 2019. The lake is one of three inland salt lakes containing sodium sulfate in the world. The amount of salt it contains is similar to that of the Dead Sea and allows humans to float on it. (Photo: China News Service/Bao Dongsheng)