懸崖峭壁上中國最危險村莊出現交通大擁堵
A precarious cliff-side road that stretchesthrough vast canyons became the unlikely scene of travel chaos when touristsdesperate to visit a remote Chinese village caused traffic jams.
一條延伸在巨大峽谷上的危險的懸崖道路竟然陷入了交通阻塞，因爲有大量遊客前往這個遙遠的中國村莊。
The May Day holiday weekend saw hundreds ofpeople navigate the road, which was carved out of cliffs in t he 1970s and leadsto what has been dubbed 'China's most dangerous village'.
五一假期有大量遊客進入了這條道路，這條道路是在1970年代的時候從懸崖上開鑿出來的，通向所謂的“中國最危險的村莊”。
Perched on a 200m rock cliff and situated 1,700 metres above theground, the village, called Guo Liang Cu n, was connected with the outside worldonly by rock stairs prior to the tunnel being carved, the People's Daily Online reported.
這個村莊位於200米絕壁上，距離地面1700米，村莊名字叫做國樑村。在懸崖通道開通之前，這個村莊是通過岩石階梯同外部世界相連的，《人民日報》網站報道。
The corridor iscarved out of canyons that are 119 metres high and is located in Henan Provincein central China. Named the 'Cliff Corridor', the vital traffic channel is1,250 metres long, five metres wide and four metres tall.
這個通道走廊就是在這些119米高的峽谷中開鑿出來的，位於中國中部的河南省。被稱爲"絕壁走廊"，總長1250米，5米寬，4米高。
It has 35 'windows' that were originallycreated to dispose of rock debris and to let in light and air, but these arenow used as viewing posts for tourists.
設有15個"窗口"，原來是用來處理岩屑並且讓光線和空氣進入，現在成爲遊客的觀光口。
Since it opened in 1972, it is knownlocally as the '13 Heroes' of Guo Liang Cun, as it was carved by 13 young menand villagers - taking five years to complete - with the hope ofconnecting with the outside world.
自1972年開通以來，當地人稱其爲國樑村"13英雄"，因爲這條通道就是由13名年輕人和村民開鑿出來的，總共花了5年時間，目的就是爲了和外界相連。
