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Eight thousand meters is a line between life and death.
Pulmonary edema, cerebral edema, hypothermia, slips and falls—these are the four killers above an altitude of eight thousand meters.
In this thin air zone, sometimes a cough could take a person's life, even taking a breath could cause excruciating pain as if tearing the liver and splitting the belly. In bad weather, low temperature, violent winds, and blizzards can claim the lives of even the strongest climbers.
But for Bi Fang, the more unbelievable the environment, the more demanding the requirements, the more invigorated his blood flowed when he later enjoyed the relaxation after the pressure passed.
Perhaps this is the rationale behind all adventure sports: to clear your mind of mundane concerns, you consciously increase the stakes of working hard and focusing.
This is a replica of life.
