A zoo in Yunnan Province erected a giant QR code to inform visitors about the zoo's various activities.
More than 20,000 flowers were used in the construction of the code, which was put up in the panda enclosure of the Yunnan Wild Animal Park. The code, which measured six metres (19 feet) high and weighed two tons, was built of carnations and roses.
[Images via CNS]
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