and have a climbing experience (6K). For the environment in the film, I empathize
with most of the domestic climbers. Ridge Peak training, followed by Quer Mountain, Graves Tagh Peak, and then to Mount Everest
. Domestic climbers usually climb under the guidance of the commercial team. Even if they are not physically fit, as long as they are not high-resistance, the commercial team will always have a way. Lead you to the top, and commemorate it, and "conquer" another mountain and issue a certificate.
For this sport, it should be a great injury. Without any effort of my own, I reached the top.
The film tells about the most serious mountain disaster in the history of mountaineering (before the Nepal earthquake), the Mount Everest disaster in 1996.
The occurrence of mountain disasters is always artificial. In the film, I can see
1. When the weather is bad, the commercial team still ventures forward for the sake of profit
2. Missed the summit window, but for "friendship", risked the summit
3. Among the commercial teams, if the summit time was not communicated properly, they rushed forward
4. The pre-paving team did not follow the established plan and completely erected the
ropes
.
But among the many mistakes of the team leader, the "customer" is the biggest problem, lack of physical fitness, lack of mountaineering skills... but still insisting on the so-called dream, insisting on climbing the "highest mountain in the world" but owning Wish, these can cause damage to your own body at any time, but at any time.
What is the "dream", is the "adventure" worth it, the film gives me good thinking about us
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