And now: 23 crazy and bizarre photos from China

China is a huge country – and because of its size, it offers a lot of material for bizarre things. Not only of course, but generally because of its unique characteristics. We’ve delved into the depths of the internet…

Here’s the whole story.

Seen in Guiyang, China.

Zhangjiajie is a prefecture-level city in Hunan Province in northwestern China.

Of course even one that is in the Guinness Book of Records as the world’s highest outdoor lift at 326 meters. It is in Zhangjiajie.

To boost tourism, the village of Inhua in China has built a giant QR code of 130,000 trees that can be scanned by flying planes.

This chewing gum comes with a piece of paper in which you can wrap the gum after chewing.

But. This bridge separates the two regions. One has left-hand traffic and the other right-hand drive.

A bookstore in Chengdu, China.

Okay, we have something like that now, but it’s pretty obvious where it comes from.

These buildings are located in Chengdu, Sichuan, China

This Hong Kong carousel has a sea turtle attached to the floor for wheelchair-bound children.

The most important facts from Wikipedia: «The Guan Yu Statue is a memorial to the deified Chinese military general Guan Yu in Jingzhou. The statue was completed in 2016. She is 58 meters high and weighs 1197 tons and consists of about 4000 bronze strips.”

A UV handrail sterilizer on an escalator in Hong Kong.

Incidentally, the three gentlemen represent prosperity, happiness and longevity.

It’s a Google Maps link. This work of art covers an area of ​​40,000 square meters, which is equivalent to six football fields.

Here you will find more information.

The hotel will hand out maps that you can leave in the taxi so that it can find its way back.

(smile)