A giant steel maze is currently being displayed in Genk, Belgium in memory of the city’s coal-mining history. The towering steel grid contains 186 tons of black steel plates reminiscent of mine shafts. The maze has attracted many visitors to explore the history concealed within it ever since it opened to the public in 2015. The exhibition of the maze will end on Sept. 30. (Xinhua / Zhang Yunlong)
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