Zeng Yanhong, the fastest woman to climb Mount Everest in the world, arrives in Kathmandu: luck at the summit is important

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Written by: Zhu Haiqi

2021-05-30 19:38

Last update date: 2021-05-30 19:38

Zeng Yanhong, the first Hong Kong woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest, set foot on the top of the world again. It took only 25 hours and 50 minutes to reach the summit this time, setting the record for the fastest female climbing Everest.

When she was interviewed by the media after returning to Kathmandu, Nepal, she said that she was happy and relieved, but she did not deliberately break the record, she just hopes to prove herself to friends and students, and luck is also important.

The Associated Press reported that 45-year-old Zeng Yanhong said she felt relieved and happy after she fell down the mountain. The reason was not because she deliberately broke the record, but because she could prove herself to students and friends.

She reached the summit on May 11 this year, but turned back due to bad weather. Zeng Yan's group admitted that the summit is not just a match for personal ability and teamwork, but luck is very important.

The new crown virus is pandemic around the world, and Nepal is also closing the city. At least three teams have cancelled their expeditions due to the epidemic, but hundreds of teams continue to set off.

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