Omg Tourist trapped on glass bridge in high winds!

Chinese engineering at its finest.

A tourist was left clinging on for dear life after the glass panels of a 330-ft high bridge in China were damaged in strong winds.

The glass-bottomed bridge is located at a resort built into the Piyan Mountain in the Chinese city of Longjing.

A terrifying image purportedly shows a man clinging onto the railing after winds of up to 90mph blew away some of the glass panels on Friday.

According to a report in the Straits Times, the man was stuck on the bridge for a brief period.

He crawled to safety, guided by firefighters, police, and forestry and tourism workers.

No thank you! I wouldn't get on that contraption. My hands are getting sweaty just looking at the pic.

Something is definitely wrong. Look at his face.

You’d have to be a fool to get on any man-made structure in a country that prides itself on doing everything cheap and fast.

Errrr....anyone else here who wouldn't be caught dead on ANY BRIDGE at those high wind speeds? Show of hands?

Holy fuck! That' looks scary.

I told myself I’d have skittered across the handrails like a monkey, but the handrails on the other side are FUCKED. That’s some cheap shit.

I remember when I read about that bridge being constructed. I remember thinking, "You couldn't pay me to go on that"

They’ve placed on on the Grand Canyon. I wonder how it will hold up.

Where are the ruined white pants?

Where is the shattered bridge? Who is the fucking retard who can't point his camera at the problem YET AGAIN? Why do I only hear the scream or pseudo scream of the interchangeable American pussy?

Sorry, I don't understand how this is a problam when the supply of fuckhole is so high.

The Grand Canyon one: ticket is $45 for a short semi-circle bridge. No cameras or cell phones allowed but photographers are standing by.

No thanks.

R1: Took the words right out of my own mouth. The Chinese are good at plastic injection. However they suck at making passive electronic components. Things like capacitors in all electronics they chose quantity over quality.

The Japanese on the other hand they definitely have engineering down.

but they say glassy no cracky!