Note: The statistics are as of June 2002
The first Mount Everest mountain climber: In 1922, the second Everest mountaineering team in Britain (captain Ji Bruce) took a route on the northern slope of China’s territory and crossed the northern foothills, but when it reached the height of 8225 meters, it was 7 summers. The guide disappeared because of an avalanche. This was the first time that humanity had lost its eternal life.
The first time oxygen was used in the climb: In 1922, the second Everest mountaineering team in the United Kingdom, George Finch and Gil Bruce, used oxygen for the first time in the Everest climb. This was an oxygen cylinder designed for pilots.
The first successful summit: May 29, 1953, the British mountaineering team under the leadership of team leader Johan Hart (composed of 10 people), two players boarded the summit of Mount Everest. The top players were Edmond Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. Players Evans and Bourgeone reached an altitude of 8,720 meters. The height of Mount Everest used by the British is 8840 meters.
The first time spanning Mount Everest: In 1963, Ansolde and Huo Bein of the US Everest Mountaineering team climbed from the west ridge to the north wall for the first time, and descended from the southeast ridge to become the first team to cross Everest.
The first time the south and the north slopes meet on two sides: On May 5, 1988, the Chinese, Japanese, and Nigerian national team climbed from the north and south slopes and reached the peak of the division to create 6 records.
The first female to reach the summit: On May 16, 1975, the Japanese Junko Tabei climbed from the southeastern ridge line to become the first woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
The first female to reach the summit from the north: On May 27, 1975, Pando, the female member of the Chinese mountaineering team, first climbed from the north.
The first woman to die: In 1979, Han Schumaz became the fourth woman to climb Mount Everest. She was killed when she went to the summit and was the first woman to be killed.
The first anaerobic summit was successful: On May 8, 1978, Austrian Peter Haberel and Italian Reinhold Messner made the first anaerobic summit on the southeast ridge route.
The first anaerobic ascent woman: In 1988, New Zealand woman Ley Brady became the first female anaerobic summit Everest.
The first woman to reach the summit from both sides of Everest: On May 29, 1999, South African woman Casey Oddo climbed from the north and she became the first woman to climb from both sides (1996 On the south side of May 25th).
The first man to summit Everest twice: May 20, 1965, India's Sherpa Nawang became the first person to summit Everest twice.
The first female to reach Everest twice: May 12, 1992, May 10, 1993, Indian female Aston Santos twice climbed Everest and was the first ever Everest Everest Women.
The first man to go downhill after going downhill: In 1970, Japanese man Miura Xiicou skied down 800m from Nanxun and set a world record. The documentary "The First Man Who Skied Mount Everest" (THE MAN WHO SKIED DOWN EVEREST) ​​won the 1976 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Documentary.
The first person to reach the summit in the winter: On February 17, 1980, Polesi and Leszek first summited Everest in winter.
The first solo summit reached Mount Everest: On August 20, 1980, the Italian Reinhold Messner made the first single anaerobic crossing from the north to the summit of the North Wall route.
The first person to reach the summit in the autumn: On October 26, 1973, Japan’s Everest climbing team Shihisao Kyu and Kato Takao climbed along the southeastern ridge via the traditional route of Namcheon. This was the first time in the history of Mount Everest that it climbed in autumn. Top success.
The first couple went to the summit at the same time: On October 7, 1990, the Slovenian couple Andrej and Marija Stremfelj became the first husband and wife to reach the summit.
The first father and son also reached the summit: On October 7, 1990, France's Rochelle and his son became the first pair of father and son who also climbed Mount Everest. At that time, the son was only 17 years old and broke the youngest record. Use a paraglider to go down to base camp.
The first brother also reached the summit at the same time: On September 25, 1992, the Inulretwe brothers became the first brothers to simultaneously climb Mount Everest.
The first time I stayed on Mount Everest for a day and night: The 36-year-old Frenchman Mark Batar started at 5,300 meters from the southern slope at 25 o'clock local time on September 25, 1987, and did not absorb oxygen at night to cross the south, 26 At 15:30, he successfully climbed Mount Everest. The time spent was 22 hours and 30 minutes.
The first blind person to reach the summit: On May 25, 2001, the American Irie Weinheimer became the first blind person to climb Mount Everest. With the companionship of four companions, he climbed up with eight Sherpa guides who tied their bells at the waist and enabled him to listen.
The first three generations of grandfathers and grandchildren all climbed the family of Mount Everest: On May 17, 2002, the grandson of the Sherpa Tenzin Nogi who had boarded Mount Everest climbed to Mount Qomolangma and became the first. A generation of grandparents and grandchildren boarded the family of Mount Everest.
The first one was completely downhill with skiing: On October 7, 2000, the Slovenian KarniÄa slid from the top of Mount Everest to the campsite at the base of the mountain for five hours and became the first person to ski Everest.
The first couple to go to the top with a paraglider at the same time: On May 22, 2001, the French couple Bertrand and Bernier descended from the top of Mount Everest with a paraglider and reached the ABC camp eight minutes later.
The first person to go downhill with a snowboard: May 22, 2001, Stefan Carter first snowboarded from the top of the mountain.
The first person to withdraw from the peak snowboarding to ABC: On May 23, 2001, West Freddy created the first full-time record of snowboarding from Apex to ABC.
The first disabled person Mount Everest: supported by the Texas Disabled Persons Association (CTD), the team consisted of various types of handicapped people. The 2003 Everest Team (captain Gary Guller) climbers in 2003 bead The 50th anniversary of the peak of the first climb climbed Everest, the captain Guerre is a left arm of the single-armed people, they hope this move to encourage people with disabilities around the world to face the plight of life.
For the first time live on the television at the summit: On May 5, 1988, the Chinese, Japanese, and Nigerian national team climbed and the Japanese TV station broadcast live on the top for the first time.
For the first time, aerial climbing scenes over Everest: On May 5, 1988, China, Japan, and Nigeria jointly climbed a climbing team, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences specialized in 10,000 meters of aerial photography.
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