外媒眼中的玻璃空中棧道：中國人膽真大！

If you are afraid of heights you may want to give this aerial walkway in China a miss. A daring glass skywalk has opened to the public, located high above the ground on the 76th floor of the Yunding Building in Liuzhou city. Situated at the periphery of the skyscraper's 994-foot-high top level, the narrow walkway is just 4.9 feet wide and offers incredible views over the city.
如果你恐高，那你一定不敢來中國走這條空中棧道。柳州雲頂樓第76層上的一條玻璃走道正式對公衆開放。這條窄窄的走道只有4.9英尺寬，位於994英尺高的雲頂樓邊緣，站在走道上可以清晰地鳥瞰整個城市。

A tourist poses on the 994-foot-high glass skywalk built on the 76th floor of the Yunding Building in Liuzhou city.
圖爲一名遊客在柳州雲頂樓第76層（高達994英尺）上的玻璃走道上拍照。

Located at the periphery of the top floor, the long walkway is 682 feet long and a tiny 4.9 feet wide, offering amazing views over the city.
這條走道長達682英尺，但只有4.9英尺寬，位於最高層的邊緣，站在上面可以俯瞰全城。

The building is said to be closely observed by safety officials, with two security instructors accompanying five tourists during each session.
這些建築經過安全官員的嚴格檢查。每次只能承受五名遊客和兩名安全指導。

Terrifyingly, a group of Chinese tourists were left screaming in terror in October on the side of a 3,540-foot-high cliff after a glass pane on a new transparent walkway suddenly shattered.A visitor posted pictures of what she claimed was the cracked glass on Chinese social media. She said she could feel shaking under her feet the moment when the glass broke.
太驚險了！今年十月，高達3540英尺的懸崖邊緣的玻璃走道突然破裂，上面的一羣遊客驚恐地喊叫。一位遊客在社交網站上貼出了她稱之爲“裂縫玻璃”的照片。她說玻璃破裂的那一刻，她可以感覺到腳下在晃動。

這麼驚悚，不少外國網友也是驚歎連連啊！網友評論：

@CherryBlossom：

Not me!! My heart started beating faster from looking at the first pic. More power to those folks.
我可不敢去！看到第一張照片我就心跳加速了。這些人膽子可真大！
@Sand Groper：

My legs felt like jelly just by looking at the photos.
看到這些照片，我的腿都軟了~
@Bojangles：

These pictures made me want to sit in an armchair in a dark corner and drink whisky. Hell no.
看到這些照片，我都想去黑暗的角落裏搬把椅子坐下，然後喝點酒壓壓驚了~不~~~
@Bazooakbrown：

Try it without the ropes!
不如把繩子去了再試試！