The first beauty of mountaineering conquers Everest The most embarrassing to go to the toilet

Data map: Luo Lili, the first beauty of mountaineering

Climbing Mount Everest at any time and who the protagonist is can be called a feat. Luo Lili, a 27-year-old from Guangxi, completed the feat on May 18 this year. When this beautiful woman triumphed, she quickly became the focus of attention. Students in Guangxi regarded her as an example of exercising their will, and public opinion held her up to the throne of "the first beauty of mountaineering".

LoRilly The first beauty of the mountaineering

Climbing Mount Everest is Luo Lili's dream since childhood. In order to realize her dream, Luo Lili climbed three 8,000-meter peaks five times with her strong perseverance and tenacious will, and she also created the miracle of climbing three peaks in two years. But the road to the top of Mount Everest is still particularly difficult. In 2004, Lori began the conquest of Mount Everest. Five years passed, and it took four attempts before she finally climbed to the top of Everest.

Recalling the historic moment when she reached the summit of Mount Everest, Luo Lili said: "I remember that there was just a ray of light coming out of the sky, and the scenery seemed to be looking down from the plane, which was particularly unreal, like shooting a magic film." ”

People who have never been to the top of Mount Everest will always have all kinds of illusions about that land, which may be imagined as a vast flat land that carries most people's yearning for freedom and strength. But Luo Lili's account may surprise most people: "On the top of Mount Everest is a very small platform, only more than a meter wide, ten meters long, and there is a Mani pile made of snow, and some prayer flags are pulled on the Mani pile." "This may also reflect from another perspective that the most important thing about reaching the summit of Mount Everest is not to enjoy the fruits of victory, but to experience the hardships of the process."

The difficulties experienced along the way also made Luo Lili feel harvested. In the case of extreme physical fatigue and lack of oxygen, she will dream of her parents and then be frightened by her dreams, she is afraid, so that if she sleeps, she will not see her parents. After reaching the summit, she only stayed on Mount Everest for a short time, because her hands were already frostbitten, and she needed to keep beating, keeping blood circulation, and going down the mountain in time to save her hands. These experiences made Luo Lili sigh the preciousness of life.

Top Energy Bar: $100 a cucumber

For those who have not experienced such a difficult mountaineering trip, they will show more or less concern about Luo Lili's most basic "eating and drinking Lasa" issues on Mount Everest. How to solve these basic problems in a difficult environment is also a problem for Luo Lili and her party.

At high altitudes and in bad weather, the most basic things in life become very difficult, and Luo Lili can only rely on energy bars to maintain, "In the process of rushing to the top, we bring small energy bars, like chocolate, and eat a small bar that can withstand the heat of the day." Cucumber can quickly replenish lost water. "At high altitudes, supplementing energy is the most important thing for climbers, and in the case of extreme physical fatigue and extreme lack of oxygen, people will become very drowsy, and if the individual is not strong enough, it is likely that they will never get up after sleeping."

"When I was in the 8300-meter tent, the water that had been boiling for several hours could not be boiled, the ice could not melt, and everyone could only look at the pot with their eyes. I had the jelly with me, so I could only put the jelly in my arms and melt it a little and eat it a little. It is precisely because of such difficult conditions that the "fun" of buying a cucumber for $100 will happen. At that time, Luo Lili was resting at an altitude of 7,000 meters, and she took out two cucumbers in her bag to replenish her water. Just as she was eating with relish, a mountaineer from the United States asked her, "Anything else?" Lorily replied, "There's one more, but I can't give it to you..." The American player immediately said without hesitation: "I buy it!" 100 USD! Seeing this, Luo Lili had to give him the cucumber. Half a month later, Luo Lili returned to the base camp, and the foreigner actually came to her with $100, and such an ending even Luo Lili herself did not even think of.

The most embarrassing thing is to count the time when you go to the toilet. The mountaineering down jacket worn by Luo Lili is one-piece, and there is a round zipper in the ass that can be pulled open, which is convenient for the wearer to "facilitate". But because she was so thickly dressed, she couldn't reach the zipper at all, and she had to ask for help every time. The mountaineering team is full of male players, and going to the toilet has become a big event for Luo Lili. "So mountaineering is a teamwork thing, and even going to the toilet has to be 'teamwork.'" Luo Lili's humorous summary seems to have left the embarrassment of the time behind.

Alternative pets

Many people have written about their dreams in elementary school, and Luo Lili is no exception. When other children dream of careers such as scientists, soldiers, teachers, etc., Luo Lili's dream is particularly different - I hope to stand on the highest mountain, I hope to walk through the primeval forest and desert.

Since she had this idea, Lorili hasn't stopped exercising, and she'll even strap sandbags in her baths and sleep. In her spare time, she often spends time climbing and climbing. Usually to work, she always rides her bicycle to the unit and never takes the elevator. Even when shopping, she would tie an eight-pound sandbag to her trouser leg.

Luo Lili, who has the courage to conquer Mount Everest, also likes to try special things in life. It starts with her pet, and if you think that this gentle-looking beauty likes cute cats, dogs and dogs, you'd be wrong, Lori's pets are two cold snakes. After returning from Mount Everest, Luo Lili's most important thing in addition to her parents was her two pet snakes. On her blog, she wrote: "When I came back last night, I wanted to see my mother and my two pet snakes, and when I got home, in addition to hugging my parents, I took the snake and put it on the sofa for a while." They should have missed me. ”

Global warming worries about the beauty of Mount Everest are no more

After returning from Everest, Luo Lili's mother asked her to swear to give up and prepare to marry and not to make such a dangerous challenge again. So when a teammate asked her to go mountaineering in Nepal for the second half of the year, she began to hesitate. In fact, in addition to the excitement of reaching the top and conquering, there is another thing that Lori is worried about, that is, under the influence of global warming, Everest is undergoing rapid changes.

In the process of climbing Mount Everest, what impressed Luo Lili the most was the change of land along the way. What used to be a glacial place is now flat, and when you climb up, it is still a flat place, and when you go down the mountain, it becomes a big pit. Such a pit shocked Luo Lili, who clearly felt the harm caused by global warming.

"When I withdrew from Mount Everest, I went down the mountain to a distance of nearly 6,000 meters, and there was a meadow on the ground, a large piece of grass, which had never been done before on Everest." The meadow in Luo Lili's mouth rose from more than 4,000 meters to more than 5,000 meters, because the frozen soil on the ground quickly melted, so the grass grew. When the glaciers first melt, the water of the river will become very abundant, but if one day the glaciers are all melted, the river will dry out.

Scientists have predicted that Everest's glaciers may all disappear by 2030. "The glaciers seen a few years ago are like swan lakes carved out of nature, and the shape is particularly beautiful. It's no longer visible. "The impact of global warming on Everest worries Ms. Luo, who is afraid that her children and grandchildren will not see the beautiful Everest in the future."