Introduction to blindfolded tightrope walking: On July 8, 2012, Eskel, the holder of two Guinness world records and the sixth generation descendant of Xinjiang Darwazi, conducted the world’s first challenge in Shiniuzhai. Walking a tightrope blindfolded." The steel rope is about 250 meters from the ground and about 700 meters in length. The difficulty lies in the fact that the steel rope used is a cableway wire filled with engine oil, which makes it slippery and has a slope of more than 20 degrees at the highest point. Unfortunately, about 40 meters from the finish line, Eskel accidentally slipped and fell into the bamboo forest on the cliff. Fortunately, he was not seriously injured.