China’s scariest outdoor attractions

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China’s scariest outdoor attractions

China is increasingly giving America a run for its money as the land of the biggest and the best. As the world’s most populous nation with the world’s second-biggest economy, the self-styled Middle Kingdom is finding new and increasingly nerve-racking ways to attract and entertain tourists.  Eight months in the making, the U-shaped bridge will open June 16, 2018. Visitors who dare venture out on the cantilevered walkway can look straight through the glass to the canyon floor some 360 meters below. The new bridge extends 30 meters beyond the cliff edge, trumping other U-shaped wonders such as Arizona’s Grand Canyon Skywalk, which juts out a mere 21 meters (70 feet) over the epic US gorge. China Daily is already making claims for it as the “world’s longest glass circular bridge”.

Reading Vocabulary

give someone a run for their money – If you give a very skilful person or team a run for their money in a competition, you compete as well asthem, or almost as well


Question: What do you think about scary attractions? What is the scariest thing you have ever done? 




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Picture Vocabulary

HANDRAIL – a rail fixed to posts or a wall for people to hold on to for support.
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