The photo, taken on April 6, shows foreigner visitors walking on a glass bridge at the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Scenic Area. Spanning 430 meters in length and 6 meters in width, the bridge stands approximately 300 meters above the canyon floor. The bridge deck is paved with transparent glasses, giving visitors an incredible experience of "walking in midair." During the Qingming Festival holiday, the glass bridge in Zhangjiajie attracted numerous domestic and international tourists seeking a thrilling experience, as if treading on thin ice. (Photo/Wu Yongbing and Luo Kewen)

The photo, taken on April 6, shows foreigner visitors leaning over a glass bridge at the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Scenic Area. Spanning 430 meters in length and 6 meters in width, the bridge stands approximately 300 meters above the canyon floor. The bridge deck is paved with transparent glasses, giving visitors an incredible experience of "walking in midair." During the Qingming Festival holiday, the glass bridge in Zhangjiajie attracted numerous domestic and international tourists seeking a thrilling experience, as if treading on thin ice. (Photo/Wu Yongbing and Luo Kewen)

The photo, taken on April 6, shows a foreigner visitor taking photos on a glass bridge at the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Scenic Area. Spanning 430 meters in length and 6 meters in width, the bridge stands approximately 300 meters above the canyon floor. The bridge deck is paved with transparent glasses, giving visitors an incredible experience of "walking in midair." During the Qingming Festival holiday, the glass bridge in Zhangjiajie attracted numerous domestic and international tourists seeking a thrilling experience, as if treading on thin ice. (Photo/Wu Yongbing and Luo Kewen)

The photo, taken on April 6, shows visitors walking on a glass bridge at the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Scenic Area. Spanning 430 meters in length and 6 meters in width, the bridge stands approximately 300 meters above the canyon floor. The bridge deck is paved with transparent glasses, giving visitors an incredible experience of "walking in midair." During the Qingming Festival holiday, the glass bridge in Zhangjiajie attracted numerous domestic and international tourists seeking a thrilling experience, as if treading on thin ice. (Photo/Wu Yongbing and Luo Kewen)

The photo, taken on April 6, shows visitors walking on a glass bridge at the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Scenic Area. Spanning 430 meters in length and 6 meters in width, the bridge stands approximately 300 meters above the canyon floor. The bridge deck is paved with transparent glasses, giving visitors an incredible experience of "walking in midair." During the Qingming Festival holiday, the glass bridge in Zhangjiajie attracted numerous domestic and international tourists seeking a thrilling experience, as if treading on thin ice. (Photo/Wu Yongbing and Luo Kewen)

This article is from the Hunan Provincial Government www.enghunan.gov.cn.

Translator: Xiao Juan

Chinese source: Hunan Daily