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This Shaolin Monk Practiced For Years Learning How To "Walk on Water"
Sep 08, 2015 21:50
You're not looking at some supernatural event. It's just a guy, who spent many years honing his skills to walk on water. Shi Liliang is a Shaolin monk from China, and he can do just that. No big deal.
Watch him do it:
Lilian ran for 125 meters across a reservoir supported by pieces of plywood.
He has spent the last 10 years improving his skills.
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