After 45 years, Mount Qomolangma successfully reached the summit to measure its height, so what would the ancients do when they climbed the mountain?
Mountaineering is a sport that not only exercises the body but also tests the will. In ancient times, people climbed mountains for different purposes, which was of extraordinary significance.
11:03 on May 27th, 2020, eight members of the Chinese mountaineering team successfully reached the summit of Mount Qomolangma. The purpose of this trip is to re-measure the height of Mount Qomolangma after 45 years. Mountaineering is a sport that not only exercises the body but also tests the will. In ancient times, people climbed mountains for different purposes, which was of extraordinary significance.
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the mountains bear witness to the Buddhist monk's insistence on "foot travel". During the period of the three Kingdoms, the monk Zhu Shixing traveled westward to Yutian and copied the famous Prajna Sutra. In the Jin Dynasty, the Buddhist monk Fa Xian traveled thousands of miles, climbed the green mountains and arrived in India to learn from the scriptures and seek the Dharma. Xuan Zang, who traveled westward in the Tang Dynasty, was even more famous. In the third year of Zhenguan (AD 629), on his way from Chang'an, he often fell into the situation of "rugged mountain roads, dangerous paths, unique people and few aquatic plants" . Many alpine "wind and snow one after another, freezing in the middle of summer, snow covers the valley". In the 19th year of Zhenguan (645), Xuanzang returned to Chang'an and made outstanding contributions to the cause of Buddhism in China. The prevalence of religion has further narrowed the gap between the mountains and the spirit.