Russian skywalkers scale 650-meter Shanghai Tower  

俄攀高狂人翻入上海工地 无保护攀高650米看美景

去年在埃及因攀爬金字塔而引发轩然大波的俄罗斯攀高狂人Vadim Makhorov和Vitaliy Raskalov近日放出其在上海中心顶部拍摄的视频和照片。从视频中可以看出，两名攀高者翻过上海中心大厦的工地围墙，并在没有任何安全措施的情况下爬到了这座正在施工中的上海最高楼顶部吊机上，高度近650米。 [查看全文]

(ECNS) – A video and several photos released online showed two men, with no safety equipment, climbing the still under construction Shanghai Tower, which is about 650 meters tall and is considered the tallest building in China and second tallest in the world, according to xinmin.cn.

Vadim Makhorov and Vitaliy Raskalov, of Russia, scaled and snapped photos atop Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza last year.

The video recorded how the pair of climbers evaded security, and the whole process of them climbing the tower.

It's not the first time that foreign climbers challenged tall buildings in Shanghai. In 2007, French urban climber Alain Robert scaled Jin Mao Building in Shanghai. The adventure later led to his arrest and he was jailed for five days before being expelled from China.