Chinese girl survives falling from a 33rd-storey balcony

This is the heart-stopping moment a teenage girl survives falling from a 33rd-storey balcony in China when she lands on a gigantic air cushion.

Footage emerged of the harrowing incident which occurred on Sunday night in Guangzhou.

Firefighters, soldiers and one of the girl’s friends tried to talk her down from the Huihuang Building as she threatened to kill herself over what she described as love troubles. 

After an hour trying to lure her to safety, the teenager jumped, plunging 358 feet to the ground, but thankfully a team of rescue workers below had set up an enormous air cushion which caught her, saving her life.

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The girl lands on the air cushion which had been positioned below her in Guangzhou, China

The girl miraculously survived the 109m fall with just a fracture to her pelvis and is expected to make a full recovery

The girl miraculously survived the 109m fall with just a fracture to her pelvis and is expected to make a full recovery

The girl is seen just falling off the side of the gigantic air cushion after the contraption broke her fall 

The girl is seen just falling off the side of the gigantic air cushion after the contraption broke her fall 

The girl broke her pelvis and injured her back in the dramatic fall, but her injuries are not life-threatening.  

When the firefighters arrived, they saw the girl standing on an eight-square-metre platform on the 33rd floor.

Another girl was trying to calm her down, but to no avail. 

Due to the difficult position the girl was in, firefighters could not send a ladder up to rescue her, so at 8.36pm, another crew was dispatched with an air cushion.

The girl’s friend and firefighters tried to talk her down for more than an hour, but she became more emotional. 

When the girl’s friend tried to talk her down, the girl shouted ‘he doesn’t love me’ and at 10:15pm, the girl suddenly jumped.

Thankfully, officials on the roof were able to guide their colleagues below using powerful torches to instruct them where to position the air cushion. 

The girl was so high up, they could not see her from the ground. 

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