Why did Zhang Xinyu and Liang Hong have the courage to sell their property in Beijing and travel around the world?

Zhang Xinyu and Liang Hong joined the rescue team of the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008. After this incident, the couple was deeply touched and decided that they no longer wanted to live in such a step-by-step manner. , so they sold their house in Beijing and the two began traveling around the world. Zhang Xinyu is from Beijing, born in 1977. Because he weighs 270 pounds, everyone gave him the nickname 270. His wife Liang Hong is his childhood sweetheart. Before they traveled around the world, Zhang Xinyu and Liang Hong successfully owned their own company through joint efforts. Their real estate and assets at that time exceeded 100 million yuan.

In 2008, a magnitude 8 earthquake occurred in Wenchuan, Sichuan. Zhang Xinyu and Liang Hong joined the rescue team. It was precisely because of this rescue that Zhang Xinyu realized a lot and decided not to live in such a step-by-step manner. After returning to Beijing, he and Liang Hong sold their company and house and used the money to start their trip around the world. Before the trip, they spent nearly 4 years conducting various extreme survival training and learning related knowledge. It was not until 2013 that they officially embarked on the journey.

In July 2013, Zhang Xinyu and Liang Hong set off from Shanghai on a sailboat and spent hundreds of days traveling to the United States, Japan, Argentina and other countries, and even visited war-torn countries. During this period, they also held a very romantic wedding in Antarctica. During their travels, they recorded every bit of their journey with cameras and put them on major video websites for everyone to watch in the form of documentaries.

So far, they have successfully captured a large number of fans and attracted the attention and love of adventure enthusiasts. It is precisely because of this program called "Couples" that the assets they originally lost have now come back, and they have doubled many times. Maybe this is life.