The female rider of Ziniutoutiao broke into the no-man's land alone and was rescued for 4 days: she was fully prepared but met with an accident, and paid more than100000 rescue expenses.

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65438On February 26th, 2022, a female rider in Tibet was in danger when driving a motorcycle across the ancient Kriya Road. After several days of searching by rescuers, she was successfully found on February 30, 65438, but fortunately she was not injured. "The main reason is that the motorcycle fuel tank is damaged, so I can't move forward. After I called the police through satellite phone, I began to save myself and wait for rescue. " After returning to Lhasa, Ms. Tan, a cyclist, told the reporter that she was very grateful to the local government for its help to the civilian rescue team, and had paid more than RMB1000000 in the first time. For her adventure, she thought it was not reckless, but two years of preparation. Although I encountered an accident, I also hope to provide experience for more fans.

Riding alone through no man's land

She was in danger after the fuel tank exploded.

Ms. Tan told the Yangzi Evening News reporter that she set off from Lhasa in June 5438+February 65438+August and officially entered Kriya on the 22nd. "The road conditions on Gukriya Road are really unfriendly to motorcycles. I have prepared about 23 liters of oil, tents, sleeping bags, stoves, stoves, gas tanks, about 7 days of water, hammers, shovels, wading fishing pants, and emergency power supplies, including the wolf-proof gongs. " Ms. Tan said that the motorcycle she chose was relatively light and she could easily get up even if she fell. At first, she rode dozens of kilometers every day, reaching the wooden red soil under Osaka in Alta. Number 26, she's in danger.

Ms. Tan likes riding a bike.

"I just got on the red earth Osaka and fell off the car. I unloaded a tail bag, continued to ride on it, and fell down again. Now I have taken all my luggage down, but I still lifted it and fell. Half a tank of oil in the tank was used up, which was completely unexpected. I untied the remaining 10 liter oil bag, poured it in a little bit, and then rode it again in one breath. " Ms. Tan said that she had been followed by wolves many times. Considering that the motorcycle has been leaking oil, she lost confidence in completing the trip. So she set up a tent at the scene and called for rescue by satellite phone to explain the situation to the police and communicate the rescue matters.

At the beginning of telephone communication, Ms. Tan didn't expect to wait for several days. The police said that she might arrive the next day. "The next morning, they called me again and asked me about my situation. In the afternoon, the police said I couldn't get off the bus and told me to abandon everything and climb the mountain. However, I didn't see anything when I went up, and later I realized that I didn't come together. A friend contacted the police, and the other party said that they could not contact the first batch of people and had to send someone. " At this time, Ms. Tan began to be anxious, and it became a dilemma to return to the tent with materials or continue to travel lightly.

The accompanying puppy was killed by a wolf.

She hid in a cold place.

Ms. Tan took her dog Andrew with her, but unfortunately, while she was waiting for help, Andrew was killed by a wolf. "At that time, Andrew was chasing wild yaks. At first, I felt very happy, but soon I heard dogs barking and wolves barking. It's too late to run forward and shout. It was bitten by a wolf. " Ms. Tan said that in the wild, in addition to facing the low temperature, food is also scarce, and wolves in groups of three or five are also one of the dangers. Leaving the water source and tent, her supplies began to be tense. "After communicating with me at that time, they thought that our distance was only two or three kilometers, but it was actually a mistake. The actual distance is 80 kilometers. "

Ms. Tan and Andrew, the accompanying dog.

Due to lack of food and water, Ms. Tan decided not to go forward. She knocked a bag of ice in the river as a backup water source and built a shelter to hide for two days. Rich field survival experience is the main reason for Ms. Tan's smooth escape. 65438+1At about noon on February 30th, when rescuers found her, she was waiting for help in a shelter built by herself. Apart from lack of water, her physical function was not damaged. "I found this trench at that time, built it with stones, then went in by myself, covered it with clothes, and then pressed it with stones." Ms. Tan introduced that in addition to heat preservation, it can also protect against wind and sun, save energy, and at the same time avoid being targeted by wolves in the distance. "Sometimes when I probe out, I can see several wolves around me. Fortunately, there are no wolves, so I have been waiting for the rescue team. "

Ms. Tan is having fun with her accompanying dog.

Some people on the Internet said that Ms. Tan was once "lost". She explained that although she was in danger, she kept the power of the satellite phone. "At that time, the temperature was too low to charge the electricity, so I wanted to save electricity, because there was not necessarily a signal when it was always on. I called the outside world on the 28th and 29th, including the day I was rescued. Last time on the phone, I said whistle when you get to the community, and I'll come out myself. I want to save my strength and can't consume myself any more. " Fortunately, after four days of distress, Ms. Tan was successfully rescued.

I have been preparing for this trip for more than two years.

I made full preparations before leaving.

The Beijing News reporter learned that the Keriya ancient road is the main passage between Xinjiang and Tibet in history, located at the junction of the western and middle sections of Kunlun Mountain, with an altitude of about 5,450 meters. Near the north of the mountain pass is the birthplace of the Kriya River, and near the west is the birthplace of the Yulong Kashi River. Ms. Tan told reporters that this route has an optimal window period in winter and is most suitable for crossing all year round. An outdoor professional also told reporters that there are the birthplace of the Keriya River and the birthplace of the Yulong Kashi River near the Keriya Ancient Road. In other seasons, the river is abundant and motorcycles can't cross it, only in winter.

"I told my friends before I left. If I can't get in, I'll come back. Safety first. " Ms. Tan told reporters that she had prepared for this trip for two years. "The extreme low temperature of 202 1 year, I didn't forcibly enter, but gave up decisively. Although I was affected by the epidemic in 2022, I postponed the departure date to the cold winter, but I have been observing the weather window. "

"This road is the ninth line into Tibet. At that time, there were many self-driving enthusiasts, just because I played motorcycles, and I was probably the first to eat crabs, so I wanted to try riding alone. I don't think I will do it, and others may try it tomorrow. " Ms. Tan told reporters that it has been a habit for many years to walk alone. "I choose the right equipment, the right motorcycle, and everything I bring is professional. I have been playing in the motorcycle circle for more than ten years. This time, I don't intend to rush in and be a compelling online celebrity. "

More than 100,000 search and rescue expenses have been settled at the first time.

Thanks to all the rescue forces.

"First of all, I am very grateful to the government for its organization, secondly to the people for their help, and thirdly to my friends and family." Ms. Tan told reporters that because the government agencies are not professional outdoor workers and lack experience in this field, the chassis of the police car is not as good as the modified off-road vehicle, so when communicating with her family, she chose a professional private motorcade. The search and rescue team used about 20 people and 10 vehicles. "The government helped me for free. The cost of private search and rescue forces is about100000 yuan. I have solved it now. " Ms. Tan said: "The civil rescue team is a group of crossing enthusiasts who run to no man's land all day. They are not for money, but have a strong interest in it, and the fees are reasonable. "

Ms. Tan said: "The folk power is very good, accurate, professional, careful and has a strong sense of responsibility. After settling the expenses, the family gave them a big red envelope and they refused to accept it. Mr. Tang, who finally led the team, accepted my little red envelope and said that I invited him to drink. I am very grateful to him. "

Ms. Tan also mentioned that the emergency rescue workers in Xinjiang attached great importance to it. Although they also educated me, they also discussed many problems on this route with her after returning. "Their pattern is very big and their posture is very low. They didn't embarrass me, but came to ask me what APP I used, how to locate it and so on. Because this route can bring tourism prospects to Xinjiang, there will be many fans crossing it in the future, even cycling and hiking. They are also studying how to carry out rescue work more efficiently if there is danger. "

Facing the query of netizens

She said she would give a professional explanation.

The motorcycle friend "Rocket" who is familiar with Ms. Tan told reporters that Ms. Tan usually runs a motorcycle inn in Lhasa to provide accommodation and transportation services for motorcycles. "Every year, more than 10,000 motorcycle enthusiasts enter Tibet, and nearly one-fifth of them may know her. She is still very famous in the circle. She is very low-key, but she is very strong about her actions and does whatever she wants. People who know her in reality may be far more than fans on the Internet. " "Rocket" said that Ms. Tan is busy with her own affairs most of the time, and only in the off-season of winter can she do something she wants to do. "I think she is really pure love. Some people may not understand, but I think people still need a little adventurous spirit. "

In life, Ms. Tan is mainly busy running her own business.

The reporter of Xinbao learned that on February 3 1 day, Ms. Tan reported the situation to the local emergency management department and began to pay a return visit on June 1 day. On October 3rd, 65438/KLOC-0, Ms. Tan finally returned to her home in Lhasa. She told reporters that her affair caused some questions on the Internet, and she would respond one by one from a professional perspective. "There are indeed some people on the Internet who are rhythmic. Some say I didn't give money, some say I crossed illegally, and some say I want traffic. In a short time, I don't want to respond yet, and I don't need this traffic. I hope it can be written in the form of words in a while. I didn't do anything illegal. I have paid every penny I should pay. "

Niu Zi reporter | Liu Liu

Edit | Zhang Bingjing

Editor | Wan Huijuan

Edit | Chen

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