Parents climb 'Celestial Ladder' to win luck for examinees
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2016-06-09 08:09
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A couple of parents climb to the top of the "Celestial Ladder". The 500-meter-long ladder is at an incline of 80 degrees has more than 2,000 steps and is located at the top of 1417-meter-high Jinzi Mountain. It usually takes a young man two to three hours to reach the top and more time for the elderly. [Photo/IC] |
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