WATCH: Video Compilation of People Freaking Out on Chinese Glass Bridges

Glass bridges are having somewhat of a moment in China. 

Back in August, Zhangjiajie National park opened (and then shut, and then reopened) their record-breaking glass bridge, attracting massive crowds to the park. Since then, glass bridges have become a pretty see-through attempt to boost tourist numbers at honey traps across the country. Even the capital now has its own glass-bottomed walkway at Qinglianggu Valley.

While some tourists absolutely love the thrill, some people — as you can from this hilarious supercut — really can't handle it. 

Watch a video compilation of tourists freaking out on Chinese glass bridges below (VPN off):

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Perhaps some of these tourists should use this glass toilet after they get across to the other side. Or maybe some 1,300-foot-high yoga will calm them down?

In any case... stay glassy!