Terrifying Tofu Projects: China’s Buildings Fall Apart at a Touch—One Kick Breaks the Steel!

"The tofu-paste project in China has long faded from public view — until now. A shocking disaster has brought it roaring back. On November 11, the Hongqi Bridge in Erkang, Sichuan’s Aba Prefecture, suddenly collapsed after only 10 months, right after officials proudly “planted the river dragon.” The entire structure was swallowed by the Great Duhui River, unleashing a massive flood.
This was supposed to be a flagship “bridge in the clouds,” a symbol of progress racing across China’s northwest. Instead, it turned into rubble in an instant. Officials rushed to label it merely “a mountain slide,” claiming a cracked slope caused the collapse. But experts soon exposed the truth: the bridge sat in a high-risk zone where such a slide was not an accident — it was the predictable result of a disastrous decision."