With a pair of roller skates, a tricycle, and a bicycle, on July 4, 76-year-old Hakka elder Liu Yiyin from Ganzhou set foot on the land of Langfang, Hebei. Skating along, he, along with his disciple and a cycling friend, completed a 37-day, over 2,000 km journey in preparation to showcase their skills in Beijing. Roller skating enthusiasts and masters in Langfang warmly welcomed and saw them off, leaving the trio with unforgettable and wonderful memories of their skating adventure...
The desert is vast with few landmarks, making it easy to get lost both during the day and at night. What are some precautions for a desert trip? Steps/Methods: 1. It is not allowed for individuals or small groups to leave the team and wander freely. Please carry enough drinking water and establish a good relationship with your camel, as the camel is your...
In early July, hundreds of outdoor sports brand dealers from the five major regions of Northeast, Northwest, North China, Central China, and Southwest gathered at Nanjing Zijinshan Resort to attend the 2013 Spring/Summer New Product Ordering Fair hosted by Biancheng Sports Goods Group. Leaders of Biancheng Sports Group, along with R&D and marketing personnel, shared insights with dealers from across the country regarding the future development and landscape of China's...
Li Mingzhu, Vice President and Secretary-General of the Xiamen Red Cross Society, attended the donation ceremony. On the afternoon of July 3, 2012, the strategic cooperation signing ceremony between Xiamen SXK Outdoor Products Co., Ltd. and the Polaris Volunteer Rescue Team of the Xiamen Red Cross Society, as well as the donation ceremony for summer rescue uniforms, was grandly held in the meeting room of the Xiamen Red Cross Society. Xiamen...
Summer driving often comes with some unexpected minor issues. So when you’re hitting the road in the summer, don’t just get lost in the beautiful scenery—make sure to give your vehicle a thorough check beforehand. And if you run into any problems while driving, stay calm and handle them properly to ensure a safe journey. 1. Before setting off...
With the summer vacation approaching, the travel market has started to heat up early. Reporters learned from major travel agencies that due to the convenience of road trips, many families opt for self-driving tours when visiting nearby cities. Travel agencies remind travelers that summer is a season of frequent rainfall, which can affect road trips. When driving in rainy weather...
Ouyang Xu (left) takes a group photo with fellow cyclists from Lanzhou before departure. On June 30, Ouyang Xu, a volunteer representing the image of Luohu volunteers and from the Luohu Community Home Network, set off from Chengdu. By the 4th, he had reached the Ya'an area. He will then embark on a solo bike ride along the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, heading to Tibet while showcasing the spirit of Luohu volunteers along the way...
Going on an island vacation has always been the go-to for a cool summer. Have you lost interest in overly developed resort islands? Actually, Southeast Asia still has some hidden gems—lesser-known islands with few tourists, well-preserved ecosystems, and rich local charm. There, you can dive into the sea, extending your carefree joy from land all the way underwater...
Do not rush to climb mountains during or within three days after rain. On the 4th, this reporter learned from the Xi'an Bureau of Land and Resources that recent heavy rainfall has increased the potential safety hazards of geological disasters. It is not safe to hike or engage in outdoor activities in the mountains during or within three days after rainfall. As of the end of February this year, the city has identified a total of 56 geological disaster risk spots...
Rescue Site at Ningjia River Scenic Area, Dongwan, Shawan County, Xinjiang. Twenty-five “hikers” were hiking and camping in the Ningjia River Scenic Area of Dongwan, Shawan County, Xinjiang, when they encountered heavy rainfall at night. The scenic area roads were washed out by floods, and the group was rescued after being stranded for a day and a night. On July 1, the Shawan County Public Security Bureau Command Center received an alarm call from the county tourism bureau...
In 2011, the Asia Bike Show successfully established China’s first indoor mountain bike test track, creating a direct interaction platform between exhibitors and visitors. The response was overwhelmingly positive, earning strong favor among exhibitors, professional audiences, and cycling enthusiasts. Riders praised the event highly—it not only allowed them to learn riding knowledge on-site and improve their skills but also...
The renowned Swiss alpine sports brand Mammut will attend the 2012 Asia Outdoor Exhibition in Nanjing and will receive potential business partners at Meeting Room C03 on the second floor of Hall C, Nanjing International Expo Center during the exhibition. Founded in 1862, Mammut has a 150-year history and is entering the Chinese market this year. Mamm...
In 1960, a group of Harvard University students returned from a trip to Europe and compiled their money-saving experiences into a booklet, publishing "Let’s Go Europe." The series has now expanded to all continents, with cost-saving tips for every destination thoroughly explored and shared by students. Its biggest advantage is that it gets updated every year...
Lao Hu and his recumbent bike, with the tall young man beside him being Xiao Hu from Nanjing. You may often see people cycling while seated, and occasionally spot someone cycling standing up, but have you ever seen anyone cycling while lying down? A user on the Xici forum, Hu Yang, posted yesterday about witnessing an amusing scene near Nanjing Bridge the day before—where a trendy uncle was seen cycling while lying down. The rider was comfortably lying on a uniquely shaped yellow “bicycle,” pedaling footrests positioned at waist height as he glided along effortlessly. Upon investigation, reporters learned that this 48-year-old rider, Master Hu Zhiyong, had actually lain on the bike and cycled all the way from Guangzhou to Nanjing.
The China-Russia Tourism Year 2012 Hegang Luobei National Hiking and Camping Festival grandly opened on July 7th in Luobei, Hegang, Heilongjiang Province. Nearly 500 outdoor enthusiasts from both China and Russia will take part in this hiking and camping event. This activity has been approved by the General Administration of Sport of China and is jointly organized by the Mountaineering Sports Management Center of the General Administration of Sport of China, the Heilongjiang Provincial Sports Bureau...
Guo Lilong hopes to promote low-carbon environmentalism through a global hiking journey. There are many ways to travel the world, but this 23-year-old from Henan chose to do it on foot. Before setting off, he boldly declared that he would tour the globe solo within 800 days, using hiking as a way to practice low-carbon environmentalism...
On that day, a three-generation Taiwanese family that had undertaken a 4,500-kilometer cycling “long march” arrived in Shanghai and cycled around attractions such as the Bund and Yu Garden. They also biked to their hometown, Changchun. On July 7, former Taiwanese cyclist Zhang Shengkai (center), his father Zhang Hanzhang (right), and his son Zhang Jiahao took a group photo on the Bund in Shanghai. On July...
Guo Lilong hopes to practice low-carbon and environmental protection ideals by hiking around the world. After breakfast every day, Chen Xu would drive his boat out to sea, heading toward Yongxing Island, where he could enjoy trolling along the way. Catching one or two fish would be enough—each weighing at least 20 jin. He would then sell the fish upon arriving at Yongxing Island. Amidst the coconut groves and white sandy beaches with crystal-clear waters...
A bicycle, over 3,200 kilometers, and 27 days of relentless effort—yesterday around 2 p.m., Zhang Chunyu, who runs a business in Wenzhou, cycled from Wenzhou all the way to his hometown of Changchun. Zhang is the owner of a handicrafts company in Wenzhou, and during the 10 years he has been starting his business there, every time he returned to his hometown of Changchun, he traveled by plane or train...
Firefighters made their way with difficulty to the incident site. With the help and direction of rescuers, the rescued "hikers" were evacuated from the mountain. On the 7th, 39 "hikers" from Wuhan and Yichang were trapped on a 40-meter-high cliff during a wilderness exploration trip in Xingshan County. One person accidentally fell off the cliff and died. Upon receiving the report...