China's four major no-man's-land are all restricted areas for life. What are the consequences for a person crossing the no-man's land?

Travel is a process of openness and enjoyment. In today's ideological trend, people are increasingly advocating freedom and unrestrainedness, and do not want to be troubled by the heavy modern life, so they go abroad during short vacations. Travel, determined to experience infinite splendor in a limited life. But with the development of tourism, more and more new waves of tourism are emerging. They do not want to experience safe and worry-free travel, but instead set their sights on an awe-inspiring place, which is the "no man's land".

China's Qinghai, Tibet and Xinjiang areas, because they are located in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the northwest desert, have long been sparsely populated and mysterious, so they have become places that some explorers like to explore. The reason why no-man’s land is famous is that it is not suitable for human survival. From drinking water to food to traffic and wild animals, everyone is in danger of losing their lives, so it has always been known as the “life forbidden area”. , also attracting some fearless people to challenge. Nowadays, the unfortunate news about the death of a female college student in Nanjing in no-man’s land is spreading rapidly. Taking this opportunity, we will talk about China’s four major no-man’s lands and the consequences of crossing them.

China has four major uninhabited areas. The first one is Lop Nur, which is located in the northeast of Ruoqiang County, the largest county in China. The reason why Ruoqiang County is large is because of the existence of Lop Nur. Lop Nur was once the second largest saltwater lake in China, with an area of ??2,400-3,000 square kilometers. Because if the owner's "wandering mystery", "big ear mystery" and "weird mystery" cannot be solved, in order to answer the true face of Lop Nur, people throughout the ages have Countless explorers have come here, but they all ended badly. The more famous one is the Chinese explorer Yu Chunshun, China's earliest hiker, enjoying the glory and glory. He set his sights on Lop Nur in June 1996, because he deviated from the planned route and failed to find buried water and food. , this famous Chinese explorer unfortunately died. Only the tombstones on the way to the ancient city of Loulan show evidence of his visit.

The second one is Altun, which is a nature reserve in the northern part of the Kunlun Mountains on the boundary between Ruoqiang and Qiemo counties, with a total area of ??44,940 square kilometers. Surrounded by mountains, the place is lined with wonders of modern glaciers, plateau lakes and plateau deserts. It is also home to abundant plateau wildlife. There are 8 rivers and 388 glaciers and karst landforms. Therefore, walking through here alone requires passing wild animals such as Attacks by packs of wolves, bears, and wild yaks, and you also need to beware of weird weather conditions. The sun may still be scorching at noon, but suddenly there will be wind and snow, lightning and thunder, and I don’t know how many explorers hate this.

The third one is Hoh Xil, a famous protected area for Tibetan antelopes in China. It is located in the Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in the southwest of Qinghai Province, in the hinterland of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The average altitude here is more than 4,600 meters. The climate here is characterized by low temperature, low precipitation, strong winds, and obvious regional differences. There are alpine grasslands. Alpine desert, alpine desert steppe, alpine meadow and alpine swamp area mainly highlight one "alpine". In comparison, in fact, the protected area is not a paradise for explorers, but a "paradise" for poachers. Throughout the ages, a large number of poachers have set their sights on Hoh Xil and Altyn, but the cruel climate and geography here, Those who hold the dream of "getting rich overnight" are often in trouble. There are also explorers. Li Chongming, a famous figure in the Chinese cycling community, has more than 20 years of brilliant cycling experience. He plans to try the no-man’s land for the last time. He started from the no-man’s land in Qiangtang. After deviating from the route, people discovered it in Hoh Xil. took his bike.

The last one is the favorite no-man’s land of Chinese explorers, the Qiangtang no-man’s land in Tibet, which is located in the Nagqu and Ngari regions of Tibet. It is China's largest nature reserve with a total area of ??29.8 million hectares. It is the most abundant reserve for rare wild animals and plants in China, but it is also where "no survivors" are most commonly found. The high temperature, lack of oxygen, and inconvenient transportation here caused Liu Yinchuan and other Chinese travelers to die here. It is not that no one succeeded. Yang Yinsong, the first person in China to cross the no-man’s land of Qiangtang from east to west, was honored, but in his dictation , he encountered water and food shortages, wild animal attacks, crossing glaciers and other hardships here, and finally managed to escape. Now when he is enjoying the glory, he rarely appears in public. Many people believe that this time travel is harmful to the public. His influence is too great.

These are the four famous no-man’s lands in China. Each one is full of dangers. What I want to say is that everyone has the right to choose life, but crossing the no-man’s land is really not easy. At the same time, it is also suspected of being illegal. In order not to cause trouble to the mountain patrol members, I hope not to play with life and not be attracted by the gorgeous appearance here. There is actually nothing in the no-man's land, only a steady stream of dangers.