Located in China, the Huashan Hiking Trail is considered one of the most dangerous hiking spots in the world! Just don't look down!

We are not so sure about this “Hello Kitty” themed restaurant in Beijing, China although it’s probably a hit with young (and old) girls alike. What do you think?

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China Mobile, a state-owned telecommunication company, gave these boxes as gifts to the attendees of one of its conferences. The guy who shared the photos said that at first he thought it was some iPad-like tablet PC…

This pair of thick cables with a steel cage powered by a diesel engine is the only access to the outer world for the village of Yushan in China. There are only 200 people living in Yushan and before the ropeway was built they had to walk for several days to get to the nearest village. The ‘high road’ is 1000 m long and is 400 m above the valley floor. It was built in 1997 and since then it has been operated by one and the same person who maintains the engines and manually applies oil onto the cables along the way.

This bed hovers in the air suspended by what appears to be merely a thin curtain and slides into the ceiling when it’s not needed.

People in northeast China gathered to watch the waves brought by Typhoon Bolaven, the devastating storm that left at least dozen people dead in South Korea. The "show" appeared not that harmless...

This suicide woman from China is luckily saved thanks to her family and the rescue workers.

Sun Jifa, a 51-year-old Chinese man who lost his hands while he was building a bomb for blast fishing managed to build himself bionic arms after 8 years of planning and creating many prototypes. He couldn’t afford hospital’s prosthetics limbs but still had to work on the family farm, so he decided to build his own, and 8 years later, this is the result.

A man with his pet Burmese Python were photographed near an artificial pond in Changzhou, China.

The cave near Beijing that once served as a bunker for Chinese military leader has been turned into a bar. Through the entrance made in the form of the airplane the visitors get into a cold cave with old propaganda posters, maps and military ordnance.

Apparently some Chinese drivers are taking advantage of the heat and time wasted in traffic jams to cook up some snacks. See what they are serving up.

Apparently many people in China take naps throughout the day in all kinds of weird places and positions. No wonder the country is growing so fast.

A guy from China has uploaded the pictures of his unusual pet named Wukong to one of the Chinese social networks.

A girl managed to document all of these fake brands being old in China, many of which are only one or two letters away from the real brand name.

China has recently established a new record in building suspension bridges.

In the Chinese city of Dongyang there is a upsetting local delicacy that pushes the envelope of decency and common sense. The following images will definitely disturb many of you.

Not very useful, but well – that’s just a first step. Probably, more functionality will be available in future in Chinese Nokia N9.

Hanging Temple in China.

The view is simply awesome. Sichuan, China.

This retired Soviet aircraft carrier “Kiev” was completely transformed into a luxury hotel in China. Now families can relax in this hunk of steel while checking out all of its weaponry and entertaining capture the pirate water show.