A paper-thin building raised concerns with its unconventional design in southern China.

The video was filmed in Pingnan County in Fujian Province on February 23.

A peculiar building resembling a paper-thin structure caught the attention of many. The building, with a width of only 4 metres and a depth of 20 metres, stood six stories tall, giving it a fragile appearance that seemed susceptible to being blown away by the winds.

The interior layout of the building was equally unique, with staircases occupying the entirety of floors one through five, leaving only the top floor suitable for habitation.

The construction of this building starkly contrasted with its surrounding structures, leaving onlookers puzzled as to why the owner chose such an unconventional design.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

2月23日，福建屏南，一个像纸片一样的楼房引发关注。该楼房的宽度仅有4米，而进深却达到20米，高度一共有六层，看上去像纸片一样，有种很容易被风吹倒的担心。该楼房的内部结构也很独特，从一到五层全是楼梯，只有顶部可以住人。这座楼的构造与四周的楼房截然不同，至于主人为什么会建造成这样，不得而知。