China opens world's 'highest and longest glass bottomed bridge'

Hi there!

Today, I have an innovate news, for the title, can you imagine what it is?

So, let’s get started.

The world’s “highest and longest” glass bottomed bridge has opened to the public in central China. It has a structure of 430 meters long and six meters wide connecting two mountains in Zhangjiajie, in Hunan province.

It was designed by the Israeli architect Haim Dotan.

And what is this about?

Well, visitors can look down 300 meters from the ground through the transparent floor. Ninety-nine panels form the three layers of glass, which were shattered by men with hammers in an advertising stunt to demonstrate their strength before opening.

However, the capacity of the structure will be limited to 800 visitors per day.

What more innovative way to attract tourism, Chinese people every day surprises us more and in this case has done it and deserves a 10.

Personally, I would go without thinking twice and I would have an excellent time. But guys, even for those who have vertigo, I recommend you, it will be a kind of overcome a fear with incredible views and it will be very exciting.

You will have more stories to tell your grandchildren!

One person reported: “I looked down and saw the glass floor beneath me shattered. [I have] no idea why it happened, at that moment everybody was screaming.”

Finally, what do you think?

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