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Do you know the “code to unlocking human limits”? It’s not an easter egg in a video game, but a real-world challenge called ​​“14+7+2”​—summiting the 14 deadliest 8,000-meter peaks, climbing the highest mountain on each of the 7 continents, and trekking to both the North and South Poles.
Annapurna has a summit fatality rate of 32%. On K2, for every four people who reach the top, one never returns. Yet around the world, there are still fanatics willing to stake their lives for this set of numbers! Some have amputated eight toes to finish the 14 peaks; others have marched blindly 300 kilometers in -50°C polar nights. Among them is Chinese climber Zhang Liang, who survived 36 expeditions, 9 retreats, and 4 near-death escapes. Over 18 years, he transformed from an amateur into China’s first person to achieve the ​​“14+7+2 Grand Slam”​​!
While commercial climbing turns Everest into a traffic jam and glaciers vanish at 4.7 mm per year—why do we still pursue these impossible challenges?