"The snow was so heavy I could hardly open my eyes" – Chinese hiker warns hikers off perilous trail after surviving for 10 days by eating toothpaste
The 140-mile (170km) Ao-Tai trail in the Qinling mountains is one of China’s most deadly, known for its high altitude and ...
Football and Cultural Tourism Integration: Boosting Rural Revitalization Through Event Economy
Nestled within the embrace of the Qinling Mountains, Yingpan Sports Town in Liuba County is writing a new chapter in rural revitalization in its own unique way. Once a quiet mountain village due to ...
Football and Beautiful Villages: A New Chapter in Rural Revitalization
Once overlooked due to its remote location, this village is now at the forefront of rural revitalization by adopting an innovative approach that blends football with tourism. This article will explore ...
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18-year-old hiker lost for 10 days in freezing mountains survives on toothpaste and melted snow
An 18-year-old hiker was rescued after surviving 10 days in the treacherous Qinling mountains, enduring extreme cold, food shortages, and a fractured arm. An 18-year-old man who went missing in ...
Finding confirms chariot, horse sacrificial rituals in Qin state
A newly discovered rectangular chariot and horse pit in Baoji, Northwest China's Shaanxi Province has provided key evidence ...
10 days lost in the mountains and manages to survive thanks to his ingenuity and mixing the river water with an unexpected “food”
10 days lost in the mountains and manages to survive thanks to his ingenuity and mixing the river water with an unexpected ...
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Teenage hiker lost in mountains for 10 days with a broken arm survives by eating toothpaste
Mr Sun set out on 8 December on a solo trek along the Ao-Tai Pass, part of the Qinling range in Shaanxi, northwest China. Two days later, having reached an altitude of 2,500 metres, he lost ...
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Teenage hiker lost in mountains for 10 days with a broken arm survives by eating toothpaste
Mr Sun set out on 8 December on a solo trek along the Ao-Tai Pass, part of the Qinling range in Shaanxi, northwest China. Two days later, having reached an altitude of 2,500 metres, he lost contact ...
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Hiker lost in China’s frigid mountains for 10 days survives by eating toothpaste
Mr Sun set out on 8 December on a solo trek along the Ao-Tai Pass, part of the Qinling range in Shaanxi, northwest China. Two days later, having reached an altitude of 2,500 metres, he lost ...