Urgent!!! The story of the Chinese adventurer except for the Xiake

When Xu Xiake was twenty-eight years old, he came to Wenzhou to climb Yandang Mountain. He remembered that there was a big lake on the top of Yandang Mountain in an ancient book, so he decided to climb to the top of the mountain to have a look. When he climbed to the top of the mountain with difficulty, he saw that the ridge was straight, and there was nowhere to put his feet, how could there be a lake?

However, Xu Xiake still refused to give up, and continued to move forward to a big cliff, and there was no way. He looked closely at the cliff and found that there was a small platform below, so he tied a long cloth strap to a rock on the top of the cliff, and then grabbed the cloth strap and hung down in the air. He had no choice but to grab the cloth belt, kick the cliff, and climb up with great difficulty, ready to climb back to the top of the cliff.

Crawling and crawling, the strap broke, but fortunately he cleverly grasped a protruding rock, otherwise he would have fallen into the abyss and shattered his bones. Xu Xiake knotted the broken belt, climbed up with great difficulty, and finally climbed to the top of the cliff. Another time, he went to Huangshan to investigate, and encountered heavy snow on the way.

Locals told him that in some places the snow was waist-deep, and there was no way to climb the mountain. Xu Xiake was not frightened, he took an iron rod to explore the way, and went up to the halfway up the mountain, and the mountain became steeper and steeper. The shady part of the hill is the most difficult to climb, the road is icy, steep and slippery, and you can slide down when you step on it.

Xu Xiake used an iron rod to dig a pit in the ice. I climbed slowly step by step with my feet in the pit, and finally climbed up. The monks on the mountain were amazed to see him, because they had been trapped on the mountain for months by heavy snow.

He also walked through three dangerous paths in Wuyi Mountain, Fujian: the hundred-zhang dangerous ladder of Dawang Peak, the Qianren cliff of Dolomite, and the "chicken breast" and "dragon's back" of Bamboo Shoot Peak. When he climbed the Dawang Peak, the sun was about to set, and he couldn't find his way down the mountain, so he grabbed the thorns that were hanging with his hands and "fell down".

He was in Zhongyue Song Mountain, and from the top of the Tai Chamber, he also hung down the mountain gorge. Xu Xiake's astonishing travels can indeed show that he is a strange person through the ages.

He searched for the source of the Yangtze River, and then fell ill and died.

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More than 400 years ago, when transportation was very underdeveloped, Xu Xiake traveled such a vast area, relying entirely on his own legs, and he mainly investigated steep mountain peaks and rapids. It is not difficult to imagine how many hardships and dangers must be experienced, and even the danger of losing one's life at any time. It can also be seen how determined Xu Xiake is to practice life and how strong his will is.

During Xu Xiake's travel and investigation, he encountered robbers three times and starved of food four times. The theft of the Xiangjiang River and the escape by diving occurred in the fourth trip when he was 51 years old in the ninth year of Chongzhen (1636). On this trip, he plans to visit Hunan, Hubei, Guangxi, Guizhou, Yunnan and other places.

Soon after the trip, he encountered robbers in the Xiangjiang River, and one of his companions was injured, his luggage and travel expenses were looted, and he almost died. At that time, someone advised Xu Xiake that it was better to go back and to fund his travel back to his hometown, but he said firmly: "I came with a shovel, where can I bury my bones!"

Xu Xiake continued to walk forward tenaciously. When there was no food, he used the silk towel he brought with him to exchange for a few bamboo tubes of rice; If you don't have any travel expenses, you can exchange the jackets, socks, and pants you wear for a few dollars. Faced with many difficulties under his feet, he finally achieved his goal.