HOH café, Zhubei, Hsinchu County, Taiwan,
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Photography: Yang Junsheng| lllooimage

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HOH café, Zhubei, Hsinchu County, Taiwan,
Infeel architects,
Photography: Yang Junsheng| lllooimage
Driver's miraculous escape
A Chinese driver escaped with barely a scratch after hundreds of steel bars crashed through the windscreen of his car.
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Yang Junsheng, 24, ducked as the bars shot towards him and incredibly they all missed him.
He was left in shock - but with only a few scratches to his left cheek, following the accident in Taizhou, Zhejianag Province.
Yang admitted that the accident happened as he was trying to drive away from a police officer as the car was unregistered.
He smashed into a pick-up truck carrying a load of steel bars which were sent flying through his windscreen.
"My mind was very clear at that second, and I immediately dived down onto the passenger seat," Yang said.
"I heard an explosion and when the car stopped I couldn't move because the car was full of metal bars. They were everywhere."
He went to hospital for a check up but doctors said he had no injuries at all, apart from his scratches.
"It's pure magic that he could survive this," said one police officer. "When I saw the car I thought the driver had to be dead."
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