Classic Itineraries
College students unwilling to join sports meet are called 'physically and mentally disabled'
Later, police officers reconstructed the scene of the rescue mission on Dànánshān Mountain for reporters, detailing how the injured were carried down the mountain that night. The woman who was bitten by a centipede (the one lifting her leg) was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment that evening. Danger! Venomous centipede bites hiker on mountain. Heroism! Seven police officers carry the injured in a mad dash down Dànánshān, staging a 40-minute life relay. 'Just three or four hundred meters to go...'
Snowfall affects mountaineering in Tibet; Mountaineering Management Center urges safety precautions
On the 15th, it was learned from the Mountaineering Sports Management Center of the Tibet Autonomous Region Sports Bureau (Mountaineering Management Center) that the recent heavy snowfall in Shigatse, Tibet, has impacted the ongoing autumn mountaineering activities. The Mountaineering Management Center has reminded all mountaineering teams still in the mountains to pay attention to safety and hopes that those severely affected by the snow conditions will descend as soon as possible. According to the...
Zhong Qixin Wins IFSC World Cup, Climbs to 3rd in Rankings
Recently, Zhong Qixin, a renowned Chinese climber and athlete registered
Poisonous centipede bites hiker; seven police officers join life-saving relay
Afterwards, the officers recounted to reporters at Da Nan Mountain the scene of that night’s relay rescue as they carried the injured hiker down the mountain. The woman bitten by the centipede (the one lifting her leg) was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment that night. Danger: Poisonous centipede bites hiker. Praise: Seven police officers sprint with the injured across Da Nan Mountain in a 40-minute life relay. “Just three or four hundred meters to go...”
After completing the Yunnan-Tibet ride, here are some practical tips for those planning to cycle the Yunnan-Tibet route—cycling definitely brings rewards...
Back in my sophomore summer break during college, while volunteering as a teacher in Yunnan, I saw cyclists heading to Tibet. Ever since then, I’ve wanted to go teach in Tibet. I love public welfare activities and enjoy getting involved in all sorts of adventures. After returning, I searched for schools in Tibet and contacted many, but none were suitable. A big reason was that I was a stranger going alone, and they were hesitant to accept me...
Tibet Hosts Hiking Competition in "China's Most Beautiful Primeval Forest"
Seven Elderly Cyclists from Anhui Bike Thousands of Miles to Zhangjiajie. On October 17, Zhou Zuolong, who has just turned 60 and is from Hefei, Anhui, along with six other elderly cycling enthusiasts, arrived at the Wulingyuan Scenic Area in Zhangjiajie to participate in the first "Xibu Old Street Cup" China・Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan Peak Forest Cycling Invitational Race. ...
The exploration team sets off on a pilgrimage to Kawagarbo
"Finding Explorers Around Us" – Fourth Stop: The Ultimate Sacred Journey Since its launch on February 27, 2013, the "Finding Explorers Around Us" campaign has been running for over half a year. Team members, under the guidance of polar exploration mentor and mountaineer Wang Jing (Fei Xue Jing Jing), ecological exploration mentor Chen Liangzhong, and spiritual exploration mentor Yu Yuntian, have ventured to the most rugged...
Disabled young man from Inner Mongolia, Nasutu, continues his public welfare journey
Nasutu (left) hugs a kind passerby On October 16, as a cold wind blew, the small northern city of Tongliao seemed to have entered winter early. That afternoon, in front of the Oriental Shopping Plaza in Horqin District, the appearance of a young man wearing a white short-sleeved T-shirt caught the attention of passersby. He was Nasutu from Tongliao, a...
Chongqing Girl with Leukemia Rides 2,600 Kilometers to Tour Sichuan
After being diagnosed with leukemia in 2008, Chen Yu has been persistently fighting the disease. Over the past five years, she has undergone 18 chemotherapy sessions, and most of the time, she went to the hospital for treatment alone. Because of her strength and courage, she was praised by fellow patients as the “anti-cancer warrior.” Even after her condition relapsed, she continued working to help ease the burden on her parents. ...
47 volunteers hiked through Laojun Mountain to raise funds for charity
Gao Yang and fellow mountaineers reached the summit of Manaslu. Women like Gao Yang are a bright presence in the climbing community. Mount Manaslu, standing at 8,163 meters, is the world’s eighth highest peak. Before this majestic mountain, Gao Yang, a slim mother from Guangzhou born in the 1970s, unleashed astonishing energy. She chose Manas...
Decoding Camel E-commerce's Double 11 Strategy: Broad, Refined, and Deep Categories
The 2013 Double 11 came earlier than in previous years, with e-commerce players gearing up for the festivities in advance. Online, media experts were abuzz with various predictions, and naturally, even Jack Ma probably didn’t dare let his guard down before the final results were in. Scale effect? Compared to the glory days of "Taobao brands" before 2011, traditional brands began to awaken starting in 2012, accelerating their e-commerce transformation...
It’s not about the thrill—tips for outdoor cycling
Incorrect cycling posture not only affects workout effectiveness but can also easily cause bodily harm. For example, legs splayed outward or slouching are both improper. The correct posture is: lean your body slightly forward, keep your arms straight, tighten your abdomen, use abdominal breathing, align your legs parallel to the bike’s top tube, and maintain coordination in your knee and hip joints...
The 2013 Mountain Hardwear Cup 14th Sanfo Outdoor Race – Shenyang Station Concludes Successfully
The highly anticipated 【2013 Mountain Hardwear Cup 14th Sanfo Outdoor Race】 Shenyang Station came to a successful close on October 13, 2013, at Wulihe Park. In the late autumn of Shenyang, the morning air already carried a distinct hint of winter. The outdoor enthusiasts of Shenyang...
59-Year-Old Man Bikes Across Russia in 81 Days for Just ¥27,000
It was this humble "ox cart" that accompanied the "Lone Ranger" on his 81-day journey across Russia. "A million yuan wouldn't even buy half a house in Hangzhou. But with a million, you could own the whole world." These words from the 59-year-old Hangzhou cycling enthusiast known as the "Lone Ranger" offer a glimpse into his unconventional...
Play to explore, make up for shortcomings with sincerity ― Xinjiang’s Sleeve Uncle
First time participating in outdoor activities: May 2003 First time leading a trip: 2005 Number of outdoor activities participated in: >200 Number of sweep trips: >30 Number of leading trips: >30 Among them, number of route scouting trips: about 10 Familiar routes include: the Populus euphratica forest in Mulei, Barkol in Hami, Keketuohai in Altay, hiking trails in Kanas...
Not enough money for cycling? Begging on the streets. Experts share tips to spot the fakes.
Many residents have noticed that beggars posing as cyclists have been frequently appearing on the streets of Fuzhou recently. At 18:30 on the 15th, netizen "Situ Xiya" passed by the parking lot of the Jindun Hotel on Dongda Road and saw a young man wearing a cycling helmet sitting by the roadside, with a piece of paper in front of him that read: "Cycled thousands of miles, ran out of funds, asking for some water and a little money to get back to Xiamen."
Seven elderly cyclists from Anhui ride 1,000 miles to Zhangjiajie to promote low-carbon travel
Seven elderly cyclists from Anhui rode over 1,000 miles to Zhangjiajie. On October 17, Zhou Zuolong, who has just turned 60 and is from Hefei, Anhui, along with six other elderly cycling enthusiasts, arrived at the Wulingyuan Scenic Area in Zhangjiajie to participate in the first "Xibu Old Street Cup" China・Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan Peak Forest Cycling Invitational Tournament. ...
Australian media: Chinese tourists are in high demand, should cater to Chinese-style travel
An article on Australia’s “HotSpot News” website on October 14, original title: Photos of overcrowding at the Great Wall once drew ridicule over the plight of domestic Chinese tourists—but this is not an isolated incident within the Middle Kingdom. Chinese tourists have become highly sought after, surpassing the US and Germany to become the most vibrant travel consumers. The global tourism industry must adapt, and understanding...
Scientists discover descendants of "Iceman" Ötzi, including 19 relatives
According to a report on the website of Russia's Komsomolskaya Pravda on October 14, the legendary "Iceman" Ötzi, who lay in a high-altitude glacier for 5,300 years, has found his family. Researchers from the Institute of Legal Medicine at Innsbruck Medical University conducted genetic analysis to help locate his relatives. The researchers found...
The Southern "Rose" Conquers the World’s 8th Highest Peak, Manaslu
Gao Yang and her fellow climbers reached the summit of Manaslu. Women like Gao Yang are a bright spot in the mountaineering world. Manaslu, standing at 8,163 meters, is the world’s eighth highest peak. Before this majestic mountain, the petite figure of Gao Yang, a mother from Guangzhou born in the 1970s, unleashed astonishing energy. She chose Manaslu as her first 8,000-meter-plus peak to climb. Just before this year’s National Day, she and three other Chinese climbers successfully summited, kicking off her K14 journey (a term referring to climbing all 14 peaks above 8,000 meters worldwide). Yesterday, reporters met Gao Yang in Guangzhou. She looked much the same as before departure, without the common facial burns or frostbite seen in many who conquer 8,000-meter peaks. In conversation, there was even no obvious excitement or joy about the summit. But this 20-day climbing expedition has enriched her experience, and she is currently the only woman among Guangzhou climbers closely tied to the 8,000-meter-plus peaks.