Video Shows Climbers on Top of Beijing Skyscraper

By That's Beijing, March 24, 2016

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Talk about getting high. 

These daring “rooftoppers” climbed to the top of one of Beijing’s towering skyscrapers and captured some seriously spectacular video footage of the city on this YouTube video. The building appears to be the China World Trade Center (Tower III B), which has 81 levels and measures 330 meters in height. It is unclear who the people in the video are. The person who posted the YouTube video goes by the handle @josephlulu on Instagram.

Rooftopping is not new to China. Daredevils have captured some amazing shots from skyscrapers in both Shanghai and Hong Kong.

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