First Chinese person to walk to the South Pole says feat was to highlight climate crisis to next generation
2020-01-28 03:28
Glaciologist and explorer Wen Xue became the first Chinese to reach the South Pole solo, unsupported and relying only on his muscle power, on January 10. For 58 days, Wen pulled a sledge across the ice and snow, but having arrived at the Pole he had to abando…
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