
Can you guess what's behind the wrapping?

And now? What's your guess?
The solution of the enigma:

Oh Tannenbaum !!
Chinese love trees. They built houses and walls around trees instead of chopping them. And now, in winter, they give them a winter coat to protect them from the cold winds that come down from Mongolia... Actually, the winds can be very cold, ice cold and sharp like knifes.
I can't remember that I have seen tree wrapping in the last two winters. New is also wrapping robes around stems:

But I saw bush wrappings and hedge wrappings like this before: