Who is Guo Chaoren?? Other information about Guo Chaoren

Gou. A big boss in Taiwan.

He started his career in September 1979 as an associate professor. From January 1982 to May 1988, he served as a teacher in the Ground Artillery Teaching and Research Department of the Training Department of the Engineering School of the Chinese People's Liberation Army; From May 1988 to December 1999, he successively served as a teacher, deputy director and director of the Ground Artillery Teaching and Research Department of Changsha Engineering and Military College; From December 1999 to January 2006, he successively served as the deputy director and director of the Ground Artillery Command Department of the Engineering Academy of the National University of Defense Technology; From January 2006 to March 2010, he served as the director of the Information Dispatching Center of Hunan Provincial Administration of Work Safety; From March 2010 to May 2012, he served as the full-time deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Hunan Provincial Administration of Work Safety; He is proposed to be the dean of Hunan Safety Technology Vocational College; In May 2012, he was appointed as the dean of Hunan Safety Technology Vocational College.

As early as the beginning of the 19th century, Mount Everest became a place of yearning for mountaineers and scientists from all over the world. However, it was not until 1953 that it was created by the Englishman Edmund. Sheila Jinghuili and Tenzin set a record for the success of their debut.

By the end of 1998, there were 1,054 people worldwide who had reached the top of the world. Through their own efforts, they discovered and pioneered 11 hiking routes, which are:

The route of the South Ridge was discovered by the Swiss mountaineering team in 1952, but unfortunately it fell short, and it was only after the second year that the British team successfully reached the summit along this line.

Northeast Ridge Route: Pioneered and successfully reached the summit by the People's Republic of China team in 1960.

Northwest Ridge to North Wall Route: Pioneered and successful by Team USA in 1963.

South West Wall Route: Pioneered and summited in 1975 by the British team Bonin.

Northwest Ridge Route: Discovered by the Yugoslav team in 1979 and thus reached the summit.

North Wall Straight Course: Pioneered by the Japanese team in 1980 and reached the top.

South Pillar Ridge Route: Opened and summited by the Polish team in 1980.

Northeast Ridge to North Wall Route: Pioneered and succeeded in 1980 by the Italian Messner alone.

Southwest Wall to Northwest Ridge Route: Pioneered by the Soviet Union in 1982 and followed to the top.

East Wall to Southeast Ridge Route: Pioneered and successful in 1983 by the San Francisco Bay Area team.

East Wall Route: Started in 1988 by an international expedition from the United States and New Zealand, and thus reached the summit.

In the same year, the joint mountaineering team of China, Japan, and Nepal also achieved the feat of crossing the south and north slopes and joining the summit. The heroic miracle of mankind's ascent of Mount Everest is emerging.