Flying horse statue narrowly misses driver when it topples over in storm

A giant horse statue narrowly missed a driver when it crashed to ground in a gale in China.
The 150ft high landmark came tumbling down in Qionglai, Sichuan province, during violent storms on March 11.
Terrifying dashcam footage shows how one driver was nearly crushed as the giant horse crashed onto the road, followed quickly by the globe it has been on.
#china #storm #crash
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[@TomatoOtters]

Final destination

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This reminds me of Mario Kart Waluigi Pinball

[@thecuttingsark5094]

CHYNA

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Hold your horses.......

[@zenocrate4040]

'Made in China', ladies and gentlemen.

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This needs Mr. Ed Music

[@Critical-Thinker895]

Tofu statue?

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Han kingdom will be crushed by the world.

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Mo returned to save the uighurs.

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This means the end of China

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Tofu Dreg

[@TheAtlasReview]

Yeah. China is an empire built on pulp and matchsticks.

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Count down begins for Han Dynasty 🤪

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Tofu horse falls over in China, that's hardly news.