The new roof on a six-century-old structure in China collapsed, and it was caught on video. The destructive debacle has viewers shaking their heads since recent renovations apparently weren’t up to the standards of ancient architecture.

Here’s more background. (READ)

The roof of a 650-year-old drum tower in Anhui, China, collapses. 

The incident happened at the Fengyang Drum Tower in eastern China. 

Officials have since launched an investigation.

The structure was first built in 1375 during the Ming Dynasty.

Part of the building was ruined in 1853 during the Qing Dynasty and was rebuilt 150 years later in 1995. 

In 2023, a restoration project was launched, which wrapped up in March of 2024.

No one was injured during the incident.

Here’s the Chinese collapse. (WATCH)

Yep, the roof was new.

Maybe there’s a different reason for the cave-in, but many commenters were quick to blame shoddy construction.

That roof was probably as well-constructed as that Chinese knockoff coffee maker you just ordered from Temu - so watch out!