'The bridge is going to collapse!' Security guard screams in horror as a dozen tourists dance passionately on a glass walkway 390ft above the ground
- The eager dancers caused chaos on a glass-bottomed bridge in eastern China
- Their enthusiastic movements made the structure shake violently up and down
- Terrifying footage shows the footpath constantly trembling at a dizzying height
- A security guard is heard desperately begging the women to stop performing
A group of Chinese tourists boogying away on a glass-bottomed bridge have caused chaos after their passionate dance routine made the walkway shake up and down at nearly 400 feet high.
Terrifying footage shows two rows of women, who appeared to be middle-aged, dancing enthusiastically on the trembling platform at a scenic spot in Hangzhou city of eastern China.
A security guard can be heard shouting 'Stop dancing! The bridge is going to collapse!' as he watched the group show in horror.
A dozen of Chinese women have turned their dance routine into a horror show after the passionate performance made a nearly 400-foot-high glass walkway shaking up and down
The dancers were believed to be performing for a video on the Chinese Tiktok-like Douyin, an online platform popularised by such content. The picture shows the glass bridge in China
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The dancers were believed to be performing for a video on the Chinese Tiktok-like Douyin, a social media platform popularised by such content.
The incident recently took place at a nature park in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province of eastern China, according to reports.
The see-through suspension bridge is said to be 120-metre (394-foot) above the ground.
A promo clip released by the beauty spot shows the glass bridge spanning mid-air across the top of two mountains.
The incident recently took place at a nature park in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province of eastern China, according to reports. The picture released by the park shows the swinging glass bridge
The incident was captured on camera by an onlooker who anonymously shared the video online.
Millions of web users were angered by the unruly tourists after the footage became viral on Chinese social media.
One commenter wrote: 'What a bunch of uncivilised psychos!'
Another said: 'They should be black-listed and banned from entering any tourist attractions.'
'Square-dancing' is a common exercise routine performed to music in squares, plazas or parks, popularised by middle-aged and retired women who are referred to as 'dancing grannies'
A third user replied in a sarcastic tone: 'This is the upgraded version of square-dancing.'
'Square-dancing' is a common exercise routine performed to music in squares, plazas or parks, popularised by middle-aged and retired women who are referred to as 'dancing grannies'.
But the dancing routine is often mocked by young Chinese people for what they describe as obnoxiously loud music and cringey moves.
