Chongqing footpath resembles 'Snake' (1/4)

A barrier-free footpath has been put into use at the north end of Dongshuimen Bridge, Yuzhong District, Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality. Built on a steep slope, the path takes 19 turns up and down, looking like the mobile game "Snake." (Photo: China News Service/He Penglei)

A barrier-free footpath has been put into use at the north end of Dongshuimen Bridge, Yuzhong District, Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality. Built on a steep slope, the path takes 19 turns up and down, looking like the mobile game "Snake." (Photo: China News Service/He Penglei)

A barrier-free footpath has been put into use at the north end of Dongshuimen Bridge, Yuzhong District, Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality. Built on a steep slope, the path takes 19 turns up and down, looking like the mobile game "Snake." (Photo: China News Service/He Penglei)

A barrier-free footpath has been put into use at the north end of Dongshuimen Bridge, Yuzhong District, Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality. Built on a steep slope, the path takes 19 turns up and down, looking like the mobile game "Snake." (Photo: China News Service/He Penglei)