28 Chinese climbers ascended Mount Everest

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By:China Tibet News
update:May 18,2018

May 18,2018--At about 8 o 'clock on May 16th, a team consists of 11 Chinese commercial climbers and 17 mountaineering guides ascended Mount Everest, the world's highest peak.

The climbing is organized by the Tibet Yalaxiangbo Mountaineering Expedition Service Co. Ltd..

The 2018 spring climbing season on the north slope of Mount Everest is drawing to a close. All Chinese teams that are qualified for climbing have completed the climb. 23 Chinese commercial climbers and 36 Tibetan mountaineering guides have ascended Mount Everest.

By:Zhi Xinghua

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