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A China-France exchange climbing event is set to kick off

Published: 2026-11-13 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-13 — Recently, a climbing plan dubbed the "China-France Exchange Climbing Event" has been confirmed to have largely finalized its specific climbing dates and itinerary. The planned climbs include four peaks: Mount Siguniang Yāomèi (6,250m), Mount Serdengpu (5,592m), Mount Bomi (5,413m), and GOROMIKU Peak (5,580m). China...
    Recently, a climbing plan dubbed the "China-France Exchange Climbing Event" has been confirmed to have largely finalized its specific climbing dates and itinerary. The planned climbs include four peaks:Mount Siguniang Yāomèi (6,250m), Mount Serdengpu (5,592m), and Mount Bomi (5,413m),and GOROMIKU Peak (5,580m).A total of 19 climbers from both China and France, including photographers, will gather in Rilong Town on November 1. On November 2, the Chinese and French climbers will form mixed teams and begin ascending different target peaks. The climbing is expected to conclude on November 20, with all participants returning to Chengdu.
 

(Photo credits:Yāomèi Peak photographed in2009)

 

   For this climbing event, the Chinese team memberswill use exclusively Osprey gear. Additionally,the Osprey brandwill alsoprovide support in the form of public equipment, including high-altitude tents and porter loads. Technically, the climb will follow the Alpine style throughout: this includes ice, snow, and mixed snow-rock climbing, fully self-supported ascents without reliance on high-altitude porters, with base camps established at the foot of the target peaks and self-catered meals.Public gear support will be provided, including high-altitude tents and porters' packs. The technical aspects of this climb will fully adopt alpine-style climbing: this includes ice, snow, and mixed ice-rock climbing, with the entire ascent being self-reliant without the assistance of support staff. A base camp will be set up at the foot of the target mountain, and climbers will prepare their own meals.

 

Chinese team:

 

Six climbers and one photographer

Gu Gu

Kang Hua

Zong Li

Dili

Luo Biao

Ye Ma

Zhang Rui (photographer)

 

French team: Ten climbers, one photographer, and one videographer

Christian Trommsdroff

Fanny Gras

Melanie Martinot

Chloe Laget

Marion Poitevin

Jerome Para

Julien Dusserre

Christophe Dumarest

Maris Rozenblats

Damien Tomasi

Bruno Peyronnet (videographer)

Thomas Vialletet (photographer)

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