Oxygen Deprivation Diary - The Story of a Female Streamer

Author: Lang Fengwei
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Drinking Tibetan tea for the first time, Suffering from a severe high-altitude cold for the first time, Eating the highest-altitude dumpling banquet for the first time, Experiencing the hardships of the Pumahang measurement team on the first time, Spending a night on a mountain over 5,000 meters in altitude for the first time, Conducting a tiring yet exciting live broadcast on the first time, Appreciating the bustling daytime and tranquil nighttime of Barkhor and other places for the first time, Experiencing the torment of "half gale and half scorching sun" for the first time. Here is the special life of an ordinary female reporter in the Pumahang region for fifty days! In April 2005, Lang Fengwei, as a reporter for the field survey team of the "2005 Pumahang Re-measurement," conducted tracking interviews and lived on Pumahang for over fifty days. As the only woman in the team, she witnessed the rewriting of history in Pumahang's height. This is a diary of a female reporter living on Pumahang for fifty days, with delicate brushwork and sincere emotions. The words truly record the arduous adaptation process of an inland person above 4,000 meters on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the professional spirit of a reporter conducting interviews and reports at Pumahang Base Camp, and the joys and sorrows of a woman living in Tibet and on Pumahang for fifty days. Drinking Tibetan tea for the first time, Suffering from a severe high-altitude cold for the first time, Eating the highest-altitude dumpling banquet for the first time, Experiencing the hardships of the Pumahang measurement team on the first time, Spending a night on a mountain over 5,000 meters in altitude for the first time, Conducting a tiring yet exciting live broadcast on the first time, Appreciating the bustling daytime and tranquil nighttime of Barkhor and other places for the first time, Experiencing the torment of "half gale and half scorching sun" for the first time. Here is the special life of an ordinary female reporter in the Pumahang region for fifty days! In April 2005, Lang Fengwei, as a reporter for the field survey team of the "2005 Pumahang Re-measurement," conducted tracking interviews and lived on Pumahang for over fifty days. As the only woman in the team, she witnessed the rewriting of history in Pumahang's height. This is a diary of a female reporter living on Pumahang for fifty days, with delicate brushwork and sincere emotions. The words truly record the arduous adaptation process of an inland person above 4,000 meters on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the professional spirit of a reporter conducting interviews and reports at Pumahang Base Camp, and the joys and sorrows of a woman living in Tibet and on Pumahang for fifty days.