17 mountaineering team members were killed. The diary recorded the strange process before the death. Afterwards, the snow mountain was banned from climbing.

I don’t know whether their curse really took effect, or whether Kawaborg, a snow-capped mountain that has never been conquered by humans, does have indescribable magic. On the night of January 3, 1991, this mountaineering team , after reporting safety to Yamashita for the last time, he completely lost contact with him.

This confusing mountain disaster aroused the unanimous attention of China and Japan. For more than 20 days, the Sino-Japanese joint rescue team suffered repeated setbacks in their rescue operations, and finally had to Regrettably, the rescue has been terminated. Seventeen climbers from the joint mountaineering team were confirmed to have died, but no belongings of the 17 victims were found.

It was not until seven years later, in 1998, that something emerged that revealed a bit of mystery about this confusing mountain disaster. But something even more shocking also emerged.

The name Kawabog is the local people’s honorific name for this snow-capped mountain peak, while outsiders refer to it as Meili Snow Mountain. This is also the most mysterious "Virgin Peak" in China today. Although Kawabog, the highest peak in the Meili Snow Mountains, is only 6,740 meters above sea level, far lower than Mount Everest, Mount Everest has been conquered by countless people over the years, but no one has ever been able to conquer Kawabog.

All large-scale mountaineering activities from the beginning of the 20th century to the present have ended in failure, but countless people still try to challenge him. The mysterious deaths of 17 people we are talking about today can only be traced back to 1987.

In the summer of 1987, the well-equipped mountaineering team arrived at the foot of Meili Snow Mountain. They were obviously different from the locals and immediately became local "stars", while the villagers who lived a simple life, They showed them the greatest kindness and entertained these guests from afar in their own way.

But when the Tibetans truly understood the purpose of this team’s coming from afar, the friendship between the villagers and the mountaineering team also collapsed. Although the mountaineering team did not conceal their purpose of coming here, But the Tibetans at that time had no idea that the Meili Snow Mountain they wanted to climb was Kawabog, which they regarded as a sacred mountain.

In the local culture, Kawaborg is the god who gave birth to them. As a sacred pilgrimage site for Tibetan Buddhism, every year in late autumn and early winter, the scene of hundreds of Tibetans leading sheep, holding crutches, chanting Buddhist sutras, and burning incense around the mountain is definitely one of the most shocking scenes in the world.

After learning the true intentions of the mountaineering team, the villagers who could not dissuade them from climbing to Kawabog began to burn incense and pray at the foot of the sacred mountain every day, praying that the mountaineering team's journey would be a complete failure. But no matter what, the mountaineering team's action was approved.

Originally, they wanted to ask Professor Gao Dengyi from my country to provide them with technical support for weather forecasting. However, because Professor Gao Dengyi really did not have time at the time, the work was ultimately handed over to the mountaineering team who also had a doctorate in meteorology. In the hands of captain Jiro Inoue.

But unfortunately, the final result proved that the doctor's ability may not be enough to support such an important mountaineering operation.

December 1990. The mountaineering team jointly composed of China and Japan officially set off. The entire mountaineering team has a total of 17 people, 6 from China and 11 from Japan. The preparation time of the previous two years has allowed them to conduct a lot of research around the snow-capped mountains. A detailed inspection, and behind this mountaineering team, there is also the support of a large Japanese consortium. It carries the most advanced satellite cloud image receiving instruments. To accurately measure the weather in snowy mountains.

On the day of departure, a grand departure ceremony was being held at the Feilai Temple opposite Kawabog. As usual for mountain climbing activities, the mountaineering team accepted blessings from lamas one by one. But no one would have thought that leaving would mean goodbye forever.

After the mountaineering operation began, everything went smoothly according to plan. Camps 1, 2, and 4 were all successfully established. However, regarding the construction of Camp 3, there was a dispute between the Chinese and Japanese team members. There were obvious differences. The Chinese team members believed that safety should be the priority and the camp should be built further away, while the Japanese team hoped to seize the opportunity of good weather and build the camp closer to the ridge to reduce climbing. time. In the end, after several days of negotiations, both sides made concessions and chose the camp in the middle of the location chosen by China and Japan.

From the perspective of later generations, the choice of the Chinese team members was undoubtedly correct. At noon just ten days before the mountain disaster occurred, a sudden avalanche occurred at Camp No. 3. Fortunately, due to the insistence of the Chinese team members, the camp was established in a position that extended backwards. This avalanche did not affect Camp Three. When the avalanche passed, it was clearly visible that the avalanche line was a few hundred meters away from Camp Three. But luck is only temporary after all. When the next crisis comes, everything is a foregone conclusion.

The final Camp No. 4 was established in the place closest to the peak, in front of a large ice wall at an altitude of 5,900 meters. Use this as a basis for climbing to the top. On December 28, 1990, the commando team successfully climbed to the back of the main peak, at an altitude of 6,200 meters, and was only one step away from reaching the summit.

When the news reached Camp No. 3, everyone cheered, and all kinds of pots and pans turned into musical instruments at this moment, beating music that heralded victory.

This news was also conveyed to the Tibetan villages at the foot of the mountain. After learning that they were about to climb to the top of the sacred mountain, tens of thousands of Tibetans spontaneously gathered at the foot of the mountain and issued a gave them the most serious warning in their lives: "Ani Kawagbo (Grandpa Kawagbo), show your power, otherwise, we will no longer respect you!"

And At the top of the mountain at this time, the originally cloudless weather suddenly turned bad. Dark clouds covering the sky shrouded the top of the mountain. Strong winds carried blizzards and hit the five commandos. Although their position was already at an altitude of At 6,470 meters, there was only the last 270 meters of vertical distance left to reach the summit, but these last 270 meters became a chasm that made it difficult for them to cross the border.

Captain Inoue was still unwilling to give up climbing. He stubbornly set up a simple tent and tried to wait for the snowstorm to pass before continuing to climb. However, the blizzard not only showed no tendency to stop, but instead intensified, and he was helpless. Captain Inoue had no choice but to give up and continue climbing and evacuate to Camp Three.

At this time, on the Meili Snow Mountain, the sky was dark and the wind was getting stronger and stronger. Although the commando team wanted to evacuate, it was not that easy now. The commando team tried to find a way down the mountain several times, but failed. Because the dark weather made it impossible to find the direction, they had no choice but to give up. They had no choice but to gather all their supplies together and plan to spend the night on the top of the mountain.

Maybe there is no perfect road, maybe this is the last chance Kawaborg gave them. Japanese team member Funahara Naotake wrote in his diary: "At 10:15 in the evening, the wind suddenly stopped. The dark clouds dispersed, and the moonlight illuminated the snow. "Taking this opportunity, the commando successfully returned to Camp 3 at 11:13 pm.

Try to think about it, if they choose to continue to evacuate downwards and temporarily give up climbing Meili Snow Mountain, then whether the final outcome will be a different situation. But unfortunately, they chose to stay in Camp 3 and wait for New Year's Day, January 1, to continue climbing Kawabog Peak.

But starting from the 29th, a blizzard sweeping the world completely enveloped the Meili Snow Mountain. At this time, the only communication between Camp 3 and the base camp was brief through walkie-talkies. Otherwise, there is no way to help the mountaineers trapped on the mountain.

Just like that, the time came on January 3, 1991. Days of heavy snow had caused the snow to reach 1.6 meters deep. Zhang Jun, who was unable to go up the mountain due to the heavy snow blocking the road, communicated with the mountain as usual on the walkie-talkie. The team members chatted and listened to their complaints: "When will this damn snow stop falling?" Zhang Jun said good night to the team members and put down the walkie-talkie.

But early the next morning, Zhang Jun woke up and found something was wrong. In the past, the intercom should have been noisy at 5.6 o'clock, but until now at 7:30, there was no movement at all. The experienced Zhang Jun immediately realized that there was something wrong on the mountain. At the same time, a small avalanche suddenly appeared near the base camp, but this made Zhang Jun's heart completely cold.

He knew there must have been an avalanche on the mountain. But even if they knew, Zhang Jun and the others couldn't do anything. All mountaineering commanders and elite team members are all on Meili Snow Mountain, and those who stay at the base camp are logistics team members. It is impossible to climb the snow-capped mountains for search and rescue.

Although the sky has been cloudless for four consecutive days since January 4, Zhang Jun and other support team members were helpless and could only wait at the foot of the mountain. Hopefully the rescue team will arrive quickly.

But when rescue teams from Tibet and other places arrived, Meili Snow Mountain was hit by a snowstorm for several days again. During this search and rescue operation, a bizarre scene occurred. There are three routes to reach the summit of Kawaborg. At that time, the rescue team was walking on the second route that the missing team had taken.

But when they were trekking on the mountain, they saw five stiff figures standing side by side, and their position did not match any line. What was even more strange was that after a while, The five figures suddenly fell stiffly and fell into the bottom of the cliff one by one. This scene frightened the exhausted team members who had been searching and rescuing for many days and did not dare to breathe.

During the subsequent journey, some team members would experience auditory hallucinations from time to time, including women wailing and whispering in deliberately lowered voices. Various strange situations brought the search and rescue team members to the verge of mental collapse, and they had no choice but to evacuate.

In the end, after more than 20 days of search and rescue, no information was found, and the blizzard in Meili Snow Mountain became heavier and heavier. The headquarters could only order to give up search and rescue and withdraw from Meili Snow Mountain.

On the day the headquarters was evacuated, a terrible avalanche suddenly broke out near the base camp of the mountaineering team. A fir forest 300 meters wide and 400 meters long, with an average diameter of more than 50 centimeters, After the avalanche ended, they crawled neatly on the ground as if they had bowed their heads.

In fact, this is not the main route of the avalanche. Just the aftermath of the avalanche completely destroyed this place.

After the Meili Snow Mountain disaster, 17 people died without a body. Countless friends of their lifetimes are looking forward to finding their bodies and taking them home. Finally, in 1996, the Kyoto University mountaineering team in Japan came to Meili Snow Mountain again after making preparations. Before setting off this time, they vowed to climb to the top of the mountain and fulfill the last wish of their predecessors.

The early mountaineering operations this time were still very smooth. They also climbed all the way to the height of Camp 4 in 1991. It seemed that the goal of climbing to the summit was about to be achieved, but after they climbed to Camp 4 On the same day nearby, the Japan Meteorological Observatory detected that a blizzard would appear on the Meili Snow Mountains, which would even exceed the heavy snowfall in 1991. The Central Meteorological Observatory and the local meteorological observatory in Yunnan also monitored this information simultaneously.

For safety reasons, the mountaineering team immediately chose to evacuate Meili Snow Mountain. The journey that originally took 6 days took them only one day to evacuate. But as soon as they arrived at the foot of the mountain, the meteorological observatory discovered that the original blizzard had been blown away by the warm current of the Indian Ocean, but now it had withdrawn, and it was no longer possible to go up the mountain.

After this time, Kyoto University in Japan stated that they will never give up climbing Meili Snow Mountain.

In July 1998, villagers in Mingyong Village at the foot of Meili Snow Mountain discovered many colorful foreign objects on the glacier. After getting closer, I discovered that these piles of things were actually clothes worn by humans, with a lot of bones mixed in. Because there were no telephones or roads in the village. The village chief's brother had to go to the county to report.

This news also brought the Chinese and Japanese parties who had been looking for the mountaineering team for several years to gather in this small village. Finally, after careful collection, *** discovered 10 bodies. and 20 bags of relics. Among these relics, the situation recorded in the diary of Japanese team member Sato shocked everyone present.

On December 28, he wrote that the cold caused the team members to hallucinate and saw dense figures appearing outside the tent, as well as a large number of women’s laughter and babies’ cries.

On January 3, when the avalanche occurred, he even wrote that many people in the mountaineering team had symptoms of high fever and kept muttering: "They are coming, they are going to come." Come, let me go home while there is still time." These words are completely confusing, and at the end of the diary there are only a few lines of very scrawled writing.

"I was wrong! We were wrong! It's too late to go down the mountain. They are coming, save me! The darkness is shrouded, there is no way to escape! Save me! I don't want to die, save..." These contents are not Shaodu couldn't tell what was written, and even a few pages seemed to have been torn out.

But no matter what, Zi Buyu has strange power and chaos. For these various incomprehensible things, we cannot simply attribute them to the so-called gods and ghosts. The topography of Meili Snow Mountain is inherently special, and it is extremely prone to avalanches and other natural disasters. Coupled with misjudgment of the weather, This led to heavy snowfall that closed the mountains, eventually leading to tragedy.

But we must also pay enough respect to the "mountain god" that the local Tibetans have always insisted on. In any case, starting in 2001, out of respect for the difficulty of climbing Meili Snow Mountain and respect for the beliefs of the local people, climbing of Meili Snow Mountain has been permanently prohibited.

Where there is harmony between man and nature, the earth is not only the earth for humans, but also the earth for all other life on earth.