Tragic Travelers on Ice and Snow Plateau

The Chinese Mountaineering Association, with a small number of people, has had 28 people from the 50's to the present day. This is a startling number! At present, there are more than 50 people in the China Mountaineering Association. The death rate is even greater than the loss of an army in the war.

The year before last, I heard a news report saying that the Chinese mountaineering team has set its sights on the highest peak of the five continents. After they boarded Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America, they are ready to go to Africa’s highest peak, Kilimanjaro, but they suffer from expenses. Insufficient and begging for social assistance.

Another news last year stated that the Japanese mountaineering tour group was completely wiped out in Nepal in the south of the Himalayas, and more than 30 people disappeared in the snow-covered depths. I think they are a group of unusual people. When most people live their days indifferently, they must stay away from the world and climb high and dangerous mountains. They are not not concerned about their distant and cold shadows. Where are their impulses coming from?

By chance, I became acquainted with the Chinese mountaineering leader Li Zhixin who returned from Aconcagua, South America.

Everyone who is engaged in mountain climbing knows that he is taking a dangerous road, and death is like rain, falling at any time. In the minds of climbers, death is not a failure. The master even completed his final destination in this way, and dissolved in the peak of his dream sky. For example, the Japanese, Uemura Tsuyoshi, is the world’s explorer and mountaineer. Climbing Everest, alone across the North Pole, success has always been with him. He seldom returned to the huts of his island nation. He always stayed away from his family and lived alone in tents in the wilderness, facing the sky stars. In 1984, like his long-cherished wish, but also like God, he was buried in McKinley, the highest peak in North America, not far from Alaska. The master just left and the Chinese mountaineer Li Zhixin came. Li Zhixin joined the mountain climbing in this year - death and new life are alternated at the same time. It is natural for the mountaineering community. In a short mountaineering career, he witnessed more deaths than anything else—many deaths such as glaciers turning over, and the universe turning. In 991, the Sino-Japanese climbers were among the snow walls of Meili Biying in Qinghai. Li Zhiqin participated in the rescue team and went to the glaciers on the glacier snow plain, and felt the unpredictable rhythm of heaven and earth. In 1992, Li Zhixin participated in the Sino-U.S. united mountaineering team to climb the mountain and the Anjeong was killed. The most terrible thing was that three South Korean athletes climbed from an altitude of 4000. Domi fell to 3,000 meters and was smashed.... Li Zhixin's two good friends also died in the climb. They were Japanese Yamada San and Sanji Zhaoxiong. Li Zhixin and they formed a friendship when they jointly climbed Mount Everest in 1998. This is not the type of friend we often talk about. It is a life-and-desponsibility friendship and deep-seated friends—in mountain climbing, two or more. Three people are linked together with a rope and the term is called "knot." When one person falls, other people do not desperately live in stability. Otherwise, they will all die together. In this way, the fate of the mountaineering partner will be tied together. It will all be glorified and one loss will be lost. The three Koreans mentioned above will slide together to the bottom. Abyss. What comes together is to go together. Is there anything more profound than this? This is how Li Zhixin and the two Japanese people made friends in the "one knot," and the two Japanese people also rolled down the irreparable and deadly North American Goldlion in a "one knot". Together, always meet in the snow peaks of other countries. More than 200 people have been able to find out about the deaths to date in Mount Qomolangma. At the foot of the mountain are their graveyards. They are virtually empty. In fact, in the terminology, these climbers are not dead but are missing. The residents of the Himalayas are convinced that the mysterious place is the passage of another space, or that the missing person inadvertently broke into another corner of the universe.

Even if there was no news in the snow-capped mountains for a few decades, they were still missing. But some people are really dead. People watch as they lie on top of a snow-capped mountain but they cannot return. In Beijing, Wang Xiaozheng, a young amateur mountaineer who has a great influence among the mountain lovers and has extraordinary heat, went to Qinghai to climb Animaqing Snow Mountain with several students and staff. After reaching the summit, Blizzard suddenly approached. Wang Xiaozheng and a Beijing University of Technology student were trapped at the top of the mountain. Their basic equipment is simply not able to withstand the peaks and cold. After a hard night, the student found Wang Xiaozheng sleeping peacefully in the morning. The student won his clothes and arrived in cold weather. Under the mountain, even with the naked eye can see the black body corpse on the snow peak, but no one can fly to the danger of the thousand birds flying, people can do nothing. Wang Xiaozhen’s mother came and stood tall on the hillside for a long time and looked at her son with tears. She knows that the child may have to look far away in the silent and cold world!