China New Glass-bottom Bridge

After China's cracked glass-bottom bridge created a stir all over the world, here comes spine chilling footage of a bridge collapsing in New Zealand.

China's first glass suspension bridge, which dangles 180 metres (594 feet) over a canyon in the central Hunan province, has excited -- and terrified -- thousands of visitors since opening two weeks ago.

Suspended some 3,500 feet above sea level, a brand-new glass-bottom bridge clinging to China's Yuntai Mountain has left some tourists terrified. The U-shaped bridge spans across the mountain's face in Henan Province, giving tourists a chance to see the absence of ground between their feet and the sharp rocks below.

After China's cracked glass-bottom bridge created a stir all over the world, here comes spine chilling footage of a bridge collapsing in New Zealand.

China's first glass suspension bridge, which dangles 180 metres (594 feet) over a canyon in the central Hunan province, has excited -- and terrified -- thousands of visitors since opening two weeks ago.

Suspended some 3,500 feet above sea level, a brand-new glass-bottom bridge clinging to China's Yuntai Mountain has left some tourists terrified. The U-shaped bridge spans across the mountain's face in Henan Province, giving tourists a chance to see the absence of ground between their feet and the sharp rocks below.