@thenarcissistdash: It's called "qinggong" — literally "lightness skill." What looks like climbing is actually a sequence of coordinated push-steps. The monk doesn't hang on the wall; he crosses it diagonally fast enough that friction and normal force in each foot create traction before gravity drags him down. Each step lasts tenths of a second. After 4-5 steps, gravity wins — you need a ledge. Works on textured rock with low friction. Not on glass. Harvard biomechanics confirmed similar physics in 2014 studying mountain goats in the Alps. Local authorities don't mark this wall as a route. There's no official climbing grade for it — because nobody ever classified it as climbable. Video author unknown. If you are the author (or rights holder), please contact us. #facts #physics #sports #biomechanics

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