L'un des étudiants est Wuxors Adili représenté assis sur la corde raide pendant une tentative de marcher sur un 1 660 pieds de longueur de fil d'acier entre le Canton remorquer
One of Adili Wuxors students is pictured sitting on the tightrope during an attempt to walk across a 1, 660-foot-long steel wire between the Canton Tower and Haixinsha Island in Guangzhou, south Chinas Guangdong province, 10 August 2013. Tightrope walker Adili Wuxor finished a 380-foot-high wire performance in Guangzhou, capital of south Chinas Guangdong Province on Saturday (10 August 2013) night. Adili Wuxor, one of Chinas most celebrated tightrope walkers, started his performance during the day and went onto a second round at night. Compared to the daytime performance, low visibility and neon lights made the second performance more challenging. Carrying a 68-foot-long balancing pole, the 32-year-old acrobat walked on a 1, 660-foot-long, 1-inch-thick steel wire installed between the Canton Tower and Haixinsha Island. The wire started from a 378-foot-tall platform on the 23rd floor of Guangzhous landmark Canton Tower and ended on a 262-foot-tall sail sculpture in front of the citys Haixinsha Stadium. In addition to walking, Wuxor also did other stunts -- such as sitting on the wire, standing on one foot, and even dancing on the wire.
