Released for the first time - National Geographic's annual expedition figures selected China's top ten nominated explorers shocked debut
“Everyone is an explorer. How could you not go to open the door that is in front of you?â€â€”Robert Ballard.
After the judge's tense final evaluation of the 2016 National Geographic Awards for the Year of the People (China), the 10 annual nominated explorers were finally released. This is also the first time that National Geographic has selected China’s top ten nominated explorers.
Among the ten expeditions selected, they either floated Chinese mother River Yellow by kayaking alone, wrote 300,000 word reports, or ignored human limits and ran 100 marathons for 100 days in a row, or devoted themselves to North China and the Wildcats. Tracking and protecting, or becoming the first Chinese in the history of China's Antarctic inland exploration to sail into the unknown region of the Antarctic circle to explore China.... They all write the spirit of National Geographic to explore the unknown and endless breakthrough of the earth. These ten Chinese explorers are worthy of being remembered by the world and being made expeditions. They are enough to shake the world!
After China’s top ten nominated explorers are selected this year, the referendum will be held. The vote is your only “public choice†annual explorer in your heart. Vote for the National Geographic website.
China Top 10 Annual Nominee Explorer
Chen Bingbin: Chen Pengbin set off from the Haixinsha Asian Games Park in Guangzhou on April 2 and completed a distance of 42.195 kilometers per day for 100 consecutive days. In the 100 days, Chen Penbin suffered from bad weather, overcoming injuries, reaping friendships, conveying the blessings of the Olympic Games, and instilling more people with his persistent strength to take the first step to becoming a runner. He created the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest number of days of running marathons.
Guo Chuan: Captain Guo Chuan led the “China • Qingdao†international fleet to cross the finish line set by the World Sailing Speed ​​Recording Committee in the Bering Strait. This is the first time in human history that sailing is driven by wind alone. The northeast Arctic Ocean route was completed on an intermittent, non-supply basis. This record-breaking sailing in the Arctic Ocean is the world record for the first time in the world history of navigation that a Chinese captain led the five international crew members.
He Chuan: After climbing for eight days, He Chuan, a folk climber, climbed to the summit of Huashan Mountain and opened a new route for Huashan Nanfeng by traditional means of climbing. Did not play an expansion nail throughout the climb style clean and pure. He experienced the challenges of his physical fitness, technology, and experience, and many uncontrollable factors, which set a new record for the unique climbing of large rock walls in China. Picture Photography: rocker
Liu Yong: This expedition is the first time in the history of Antarctic expedition that adventurers from China have sailed into the unknown region of the Antarctic Circle for mountaineering and skiing. After 40 days of sailing and over 3,000 kilometers sailing, Liu Yong combined mountaineering, skiing, ice climbing and other exploration methods to achieve a real expedition in the Antarctic mainland and inland.
Semitic: The world's first full-blown exploration project on the Yellow River. From the source of the Yellow River in the Bayan Har Mountains, Qinghai Province, 4,500 meters above sea level, Semitic uses a rubber boat to descend downstream. It took 234 days and drifted through nine provinces for a total of 5,464 kilometers. He also conducted research on the banks of the Yellow River and wrote a 300,000-word record of the Yellow River.
Cat Alliance CFCA: ​​Cat Alliance includes two long-term projects: the North China Panther Protection Project and the Wildcat Project. The Cat Alliance uses the ecosystem protection of the North China Leopard and its representatives as demonstrations to promote and disseminate scientific ecological protection service models and technologies to promote the development of wildlife protection in China.
Li Shaozhuang: On March 27, 2016, Li Shaozhuang and team members arrived at Haba Village one after another. At 2:30 in the morning on March 30th, he climbed alone in the dark. At 11:53, Li Shaozhuang returned safely to the starting point. 9 hours and 22 minutes is his total round-trip time. Li Shao Zhuang became China's first official FKT challenger. Picture Photography: rocker
Liu Jia: Liu Jia and his team formed an expedition that is entirely Chinese. Participated in the exploration of Wanzhangkeng in Fuling, Chongqing, and broke the history of Chinese caves being explored by foreigners over the years—the vertical depth of Wanzhangkeng reached 841 meters, which ranks the second in the depth of Chinese caverns. It is the only one among the top five in the depth of Chinese caverns. Completely detected by the Chinese themselves.
Liu Yuqing: The Colorado Heights Climbing Project in the United States is Liu Yiqing (Shanghai, China) and the Chinese female climber Yi Siting (Taiwan, China) plans to use a single climbing season in October-November 2015 to climb at least 30 towers. Pay tribute to rock climbing, women, nature and history. This plan not only created a precedent for Chinese players to climb towers, but also created a one-time record for climbing towers. It is also groundbreaking in the international women's climbing community.
Wang Olin: During the period from April 22nd to May 2nd 2016, Wang Olin played four games. He broke the national record maintained by himself three times in a row, and finally achieved a good score of 92 meters in the constant weight project. Since then, China's free-diving athletes have ranked among the best freediving players in the world. The Chinese flag flies in the blue cave of Dean in the Bahamas. This is a tribute to the history of free diving.
The 2016 Top 10 Explorers of the National Geographic of the Year (China) annual nominee explorers have all been announced. Each of the winners has shown far more values ​​than the adventure itself. Behind these “crazy moves†is the enthusiasm for life, the respect for nature, and the constant refreshment of the human limit. Looking back at history, adventure is a human instinct, and in the view of National Geographic, adventure represents a life attitude toward freedom and a sincere respect for nature. The top 10 annual nominated explorers in China will also submit their reports to the US headquarters for international competition. This will also inspire Chinese outdoor enthusiasts to brave their dreams and build bridges for domestic explorers to go international.
The selection will continue to open the unique "Public Choice" annual nominated explorer referendum. The ten most nominated explorers will receive the award. Vote for your irresistible explorer. Go to the National Geographic website.
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