Robert Faulken Scott s Antarctic Expedition

17 January 1911, England.

The expedition led by explorer Scott reached the South Pole, and the entire expedition was killed on the way home. As early as two or three thousand years ago, there was speculation that there was an unknown continent in the south. In search of this mysterious land, countless warriors have traveled south.

Robert Falcon Scott, born June 6, 1868 in Devonport, England, died March 29, 1912 in Antarctica, was a British naval officer and polar explorer. Scott joined the British Navy in 1881 and was promoted to captain in 1891. In 1900 began his first expedition to Antarctica, the target of which was the Ross Sea, where he discovered and named the Edward VII Peninsula.

He returned to England in 1904. The related travelogue "Journey of Discovery" was the best-selling book in the UK.

September 2, 1908 he with Kathleen. Bruce married, and the two had a son, Peter.

Other figures on the expedition include Wilson, Powers, Evans, and Otzi.

They measured the location of Zheng, and then in one go, they climbed to the North Pole of Destruction. There is no land at the North Pole, but a sea of ice and ice. Here they planted the American flag, and on the corner of the flag was written:

On April 6, 1909, he arrived at 90° north latitude Robert Pearsy.

Robert Scott and the Antarctic Expedition tells the story of Robert, Oates, Wilson and Evans, who are bound to the Antarctic, only to fall one by one on their way back.

After reading this short but meaningful story, I was deeply moved. Four bloody, friendly English gentlemen for their own'The motherland resolutely decided to march to the South Pole, and after repeated failures, they successfully reached the South Pole. But he didn't come back.

Their spirit of solidarity and mutual assistance is unmatched, and their righteousness has given birth to their spirit of continuous struggle for honor. And Oeates, the great, selfless, brave English man, resolutely chose death in order not to drag down his friends and his teammates, and this out-and-out English gentleman accepted death without the slightest fear. He told Robert:

I'll go out for a while. "How impressive!

When people found them, they found that they were frozen to death, which shows that they had expected this, but none of them flinched, they all bravely faced death, this is the real man! In his last letter, Robert said; "From our own point of view, we made it worthwhile to prove to people that English men can endure hardships, help each other, and face death with the fortitude and bravery that we have always had!

Their camaraderie, their perseverance and bravery, their courage to move forward, and never back down will always inspire me to move forward!