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After collecting stamps from various areas of the exhibition, visitors can get a sheet of exclusive “Game of Thrones” stickers to take home with them. Ball creatively depicting iconic deaths from the series. The exhibitions also showcase prints from British illustrator Robert M. Visitors who spend at least 99 yuan ($15) in Indigo can have their photo taken on a 180-kilogram scale replica of the Iron Throne or opt to be burnt alive by a fire-breathing dragon in a short video clip sharable on social media. The pop-up exhibitions at the Indigo and Grand Gateway 66 shopping centers in Beijing and Shanghai, respectively, display “Game of Thrones” prop replicas, character models, and memorabilia. The promotional events, organized by HBO’s Chinese partner company, DJ Theater, coincide with the fantasy epic’s seventh season, now two episodes in. This summer, a variation on the show’s famous slogan can be seen at high-end shopping malls in Beijing and Shanghai, incorporated into advertisements for China’s first-ever “Game of Thrones” exhibitions.

SHANGHAI - “Winter is coming” may sound comforting to those suffering through China’s unprecedented heat wave, but to the country’s millions of “Game of Thrones” fans, the phrase has more ominous associations, conjuring up images of frozen fields and trudging undead hordes.

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Fans say promotional events don’t do the wildly popular epic fantasy series justice.