A grid-shaped playground appears 200 meters above the sky in China... Safety becomes a topic of debate

Hong Kong's South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported on the 29th (local time) that there is a growing debate in China about the safety of playgrounds set up 200 meters above the ground.
. The playground in question is located in Yongkang, Zhejiang Province, China, and is a 1,600 square meter net-like playground built 200 meters above the ground that opened in October last year.
The operating company explains that the nets are double layered, and that the lower nets are inspected every day. Up to 50 people can enter at a time, and their weight is limited to 90 kg. lighter
You cannot carry knives or knives. An introductory video of this facility has recently become very popular on Chinese social media, and many Chinese people visited during the recent Chinese New Year holidays.
Last month, the facility was certified as the "world's largest aerial network park" by the British World Record Certification Association.
However, the debate over safety is also heating up. Netizens said, ``If the wind blows, won't they all fly away?''
Comments include, ``I can't see the safety net underneath,'' and ``What would happen if I secretly took a knife and lighter with me?''