Five-star praise. Conrad, Jimmy, and Renan spent 10 years climbing Mount Meru. During this period, they experienced the death of a friend, they were almost paralyzed, and they were forced to retreat when they were 100 yards away from the peak. How short and fragile is human life, how much persistence is there. Rarely shiny.
Since the invention of spacecraft, human beings have gradually lost their respect for nature and the unknown. If the first peak of Mount Everest can be climbed, if humans can go to the galaxy to look back at this blue planet, why can't they regard themselves as the earth's Dominate it? There is only one step between arrogance and self-confidence. When more and more people regard mountaineering as a kind of conquest, this film tells us another possibility, a possibility to discover the shining point of human beings. Jimmy promises that his mother will not let himself die in front of his mother; when they are only 100 yards away from the summit, they are willing to selflessly share their experience with the successor; when Renan breaks the vertebral artery, Jimmy and Conrad still respect He made the decision to go back for climbing together. This film does not shout slogans and pour chicken soup from beginning to end, but it will make you be moved by emotions such as friendship, trust, and pursuit.
Without the company and assistance of the Sheba people, would the summit of Mount Everest be so easy; without the cooperation of modern technology, would it be so easy to travel around the world? Why are humans willing to spend precious time trying to climb even though they know the danger? Probably really can only be explained by the fact that the mountain is there.
When we finally made the decision to go down...it was a relief, it was also heartbreaking.
All of us gave it our best. We pushed our limits.
Finish the story of the Shark's Fin.
They say the best Alpinists are the ones with the worst memory.
It was something that I had to do. It was worth possibly dying for.
Survivor's guilt is a bear.
There was some points where I didn't think I was gonna make it. Definitely happy to be up here.
In front of mountains, human beings are so small; in front of nature, human beings are like ants; in front of time, human beings are almost dust. But even such a small, ant-like human being can glimpse the mystery on the shoulders of nature. Work is valuable, ideals are priceless. In such a short life, shouldn't we pursue our dreams without hesitation?
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