Flag First Ascended To The Roof Of The World

On the morning of May 22nd, all members of the south slope climbing team, including the chairman of the Vanke Group's chairman of the "zero kilometer operation", successfully reached the top and carried the flag to the summit. The summit is part of the zero kilometre public environmental action launched jointly by the Vanke public welfare foundation and the charitable charitable foundation. Its activities aim to appeal to environmental protection and focus on garbage sorting.

On the morning of May 18th, the "zero kilometer action" south slope mountaineering team started from the base camp and headed for the highest peak in the world. The players launched the final sprint on the summit in the early hours of 22, and the summit was carried out in the morning. In the process of climbing, the players use special bags and containers to collect rubbish and excrement, and carry them back to the mountain in the process of downhill.

At the same time, the garbage cleaning team on the north slope of the "zero kilometer operation" carried out garbage cleaning on the extremely high elevation area from 5300 meters to 8800 meters, and the volunteers classified and evaluated the garbage collected in the base camp of the northern slope. 17 days ago, the garbage cleaning team on the north slope had cleaned up the garbage at an altitude of 8700 meters. About more than 100 waste oxygen bottles were recovered and transported to the base camp of the north slope. It is expected that they will also go up to 8000 meters above sea level in from May 24th to 28th to clean up the rubbish.