Located in the Happy Valley Gorge Silin, the Fanven restaurant is built on a narrow concrete bridge overhanging the river below.
Quirky and crazy cafes are a new craze seen in Japan recently and this is just one of the unusual examples to pop up.
This odd new addition to the restaurant industry in China boasts seats shaped like toilets, bowls in the form of urinals and food that looks like feces. Although most people would find this completely unappetising, the novelty has attracted many tourists.
I can't even imagine what life they have to reach that level but wow, these kids are good!
Since Pizza Hut patrons in China are only allowed one trip to the salad bar, they have invented this genius method of packing as much salad as possible onto a single plate. And here it is: the “Salad Tower”.
These pictures were posted on a Chinese social network for the world to see how much money he has. Not sure why he chose to photograph broken things though.
One of them injured his neck and another injured his left arm. The little girl suffered only a very minor face wound.
Here are some pics of the heroes
Located in the Qinling mountain range near the city Huayin, China, the Huashan is one of the five sacred mountains of Taoism. This dangerous and complicated climbing path is lined by Taoist monasteries, temples and pagodas and goes as high up as 6988 feet (2130 metres).
This 343 miles (552km) highway runs through the Tarim desert on Takla Makan, China. To protect the road from the sand, they have planted vegetation on either side of the road and built a huge irrigation system to manage it.
A Chinese student built this tiny house that contains a kitchen, laundry room and even has a patio.
The glass lift is built into the side of a mountainous cliff in the Wulingyuan area of Zhangjiajie, China. It is a staggering 1,070 feet (330 m) high and is claimed to be the highest and heaviest outdoor elevator in the world.
23 year old art student, Wang Yue, has been using the holes on tree trunks throughout the city of Shijiazhuang, China, as a canvas for her recent works. Each painting takes about two hours to complete. Her artwork has received praise in the Chinese media and has been warmly welcomed by local citizens.
Yu Youzhen is just like any other sanitation worker working for the Wuchang District Chenggan Bureau cleaning team. However, she is also a millionaire…
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