In 1991, 17 people challenged Meili Snow Mountain and all died overnight. The contents of the diary are full of strange things.

In Meili Snow Mountain in 1991, a 17-member mountaineering team was stationed at an altitude of 5,100 meters. Heavy snow and strong winds made it difficult for them to move forward. In just one night, the 17-member team quietly climbed The whole army was wiped out, and no bones were left. Everything was swallowed up in white, and nearby villagers said: "Meili Snow Mountain is a sacred mountain. They insulted the gods by climbing and were punished." This statement makes people shudder.

Seven years later, people discovered their traces. Just when we thought we were going to solve the mystery of their disappearance, the appearance of a diary made the whole thing even weirder. The team members wrote on it: "You can hear women's laughter and babies crying all night long." There is another sentence below, "Help me, help me, we are wrong." What happened to this mountaineering team? ? Were they really punished by the gods?

Meili Snow Mountain is the snow mountain that the mountaineering team wanted to climb. This mountain is located at the junction of Tibet and Yunnan. It is a north-south snow mountain group with a height of 6,740 meters. From a purely numerical perspective, the height of this snow-capped mountain is not as high as Mount Everest, but this does not mean that it is easier to climb than Mount Everest.

First of all, ordinary transportation can only go to 2,000 meters of the snow mountain, and nearly 4,000 meters need to be climbed by climbers. However, transportation can reach about 5,000 meters of Mount Everest, and climbers only need to climb. Climb more than 3000 meters. Secondly, from the topography point of view, Meili Snow Mountain is not just a mountain peak. It is a Hengduan Mountain Range with extremely complex terrain. Coupled with the changeable climate, this snow mountain has become very dangerous.

In addition to the steepness of the mountain itself, there are many stories and legends surrounding Meili Snow Mountain, adding a touch of mystery. For Tibetans, Meili Snow Mountain is a sacred mountain. In the Tibetan Guide Book, Meili Snow Mountain is called a holy land. Those who are destined can see miracles in this place.

Moreover, the local Tibetans also add the word "Ani" to their name. In Tibetan, "Ani" means "grandpa". From this we can easily see how much Tibetans worship and respect this mountain range. Legend has it that **Gampo went through a lot of hardships before defeating the mountain god here.

The local people respect this mountain very much. When someone wanted to climb the mountain at the beginning, they would stop the climbers. Today, there are many slogans near Meili Snow Mountain warning people not to climb the mountain. These slogans The attitude is firm and profound, from which we can clearly feel the awe of the local Tibetan people towards this mountain.

Now in 2021, no one can reach the top of this snow-capped mountain. The dangerous environment and myths and legends scare many people away, but even so, they still cannot stop people’s curiosity. In 1991, a 15-member mountaineering team decided to climb a snow-capped mountain and encountered an accident that was not discovered until seven years later.

In July 1998, a villager discovered colorful things on the glacier while grazing herds. Upon closer inspection, these colorful things were pieces of clothing and daily necessities. What's even more frightening is that there are many white bones scattered around here. At first glance, these bones don't look like those of animals. So what are they? A terrible thought came to the minds of the villagers. These were human bones, and that was exactly what happened.

After expert identification, these bones are indeed human bones, and they are not the bones of one person. The sporadic bones in front of them belong to ten different people, five of whom can be identified through their clothes. . This discovery involves a terrible and mysterious past. What exactly have these people experienced? Everyone was confused and afraid when facing the situation in front of them.

These bones belong to a 1991 mountaineering team composed of Chinese and Japanese. There are 17 people in the team. He lost his life in Meili Snow Mountain between January 3 and 4, 1991. No relics or traces of them were found after the accident.

Among these items of clothing, one thing caught people's attention, and that was the notebook. Notebooks are often used to record what they see and experience every day, but everything in this notebook makes people think deeply.

On December 28, a team member wrote in his diary: "There were figures outside the tent, as well as women's laughter and babies' cries. It was very scary.

"On New Year's Day, a team member wrote: "A female team member had a high fever, and the female team member started talking nonsense. She kept mumbling that something was coming and she kept saying she wanted to go home. "

On the day they died, the contents of the notes became abstract and terrifying. The notes repeated "Help me, help me, we were wrong." Finally, the team member also wrote: "They are coming, run quickly." "After this diary was written, the team disappeared. It was not until seven years later that the remains of the team members were discovered.

As the whole incident has developed to this day, not only have people not solved the problem of bones, but more and more people have Many strange things happened. Where did the laughter and crying recorded in the diary come from? Is this team really punished by the gods? The truth finally came to light.

On January 3, 1991, the Sino-Japanese joint mountaineering team successfully reached 5,100 meters of Mount Meili. They encountered severe wind and snow ahead, and the bad weather made it difficult for them to move. , they could only set up camp in this place. The wind and snow were so severe that two-thirds of the entire tent would be buried in a short period of time, so they had to send people out to clear the snow every two hours.

In this way, they stayed up until nine o'clock in the evening. At this time, Song Zhiyi, the captain of the Chinese side of the mountaineering team, picked up the walkie-talkie and contacted the people at the bottom of the mountain. The other party was Chen Shangren, the administrative director of the China Mountaineering Association. Song Zhiyi reported the situation on the mountain to Chen Shangren, and the two chatted happily for a while. Finally, they hung up the walkie-talkie and went to rest. The two acted very relaxed, and Chen Shangren also felt that there was no problem with the mountaineering team and everything was under control. Within.

But something unexpected happened. The next morning, Chen Shangren planned to contact Song Zhiyi, but no matter how much Chen Shangren called Song Zhiyi, there was no sound at all. No. Chen Shangren checked the intercom first, but when he found that there was nothing wrong with the intercom, a thought came to his mind.

The other staff looked at it. Chen Shangren, who was extremely anxious, also understood the seriousness of the situation. They immediately used high-power telescopes to look at the situation on the mountain. In front of them was a chaotic ridge, and there was a huge fault. The white color was frightening. , and also terrifying. No matter how hard they searched, they couldn't find anything related to the mountaineering team. There was only one possibility for such a tragedy, and all the people disappeared without a trace, and that was an avalanche.

At this time, Chen Shangren did not dare to neglect for a moment. He immediately drafted a report and sent it to the relevant local departments. Soon Kunming and Beijing also learned about the matter and expressed that they must use all their strength to search and rescue the missing members. At that time, Meili Snow Mountain gathered forces from all aspects to search and rescue the 17 people who were killed, including the Tibetan mountaineering team.

On the morning of the 18th, the Tibetan mountaineering team set off from the base camp through ropes. They found four tents at an altitude of 4,500 meters, but found no signs of human activity among them. Two days later, the Tibetan mountaineering team reached an altitude of 5,300 meters and still found nothing due to wind and snow. 22 The Japanese rescuers heard the sound of the avalanche and immediately retreated. Finally, they were rescued by the Japanese rescue team. This rescue team finally survived and did not repeat the mistakes of the previous mountaineering team. In the end, China and Japan jointly announced the death of 17 mountaineers.

On February 7, 1991, a memorial service was held for these 17 climbers at the Babaoshan Cemetery Auditorium. To date, the bones of 16 of the 17 victims have been found, and the remains of one Japanese climber have yet to be found. We also believe that the bones of the last climber will be found soon, and we hope that this climber can return to his hometown.

But even with this lesson, human beings have no regard for Meili Snow Mountain. The challenge has not stopped, and there are still climbers from many countries, including Japan, challenging this mountain. Even so, nearly 30 years have passed, and still no one has reached the top of the mountain.

Now look back at this question, are there really monsters on this mountain? Is there really a curse from the gods? In fact, according to expert judgment, this is most likely due to the low temperature, which caused severe hallucinations among the mountaineers and they were completely unable to distinguish the difference between dreams and reality. In fact, there are many examples of this, and many people have also experienced this phenomenon when climbing Mount Everest.

Due to the cold night, the human brain becomes disordered, starting with normal shivering. Afterwards, people will be very excited, and may even feel that their skin is very hot and want to take off their clothes. At this time, the brain has already made wrong judgments. Later, various hallucinations will occur, catching wind and shadows, mistaking the sound of the wind for human cries, and mistaking dim figures for demons. This is all possible. At this time, the companions must immediately help, first try their best to keep warm, and then find a way to get down the mountain the next day, otherwise they will lose their lives directly in the dream.

There is nothing wrong with climbing mountains, but we still have to be in awe when facing nature. The 17-member climbing team had actually been warned by local villagers before setting off, but they still refused to listen. Moreover, the mountaineering team obviously did not analyze the weather conditions. According to the level of science and technology at the time, it was completely predictable that there would be heavy snow at night. However, these people are a little conceited. Maybe they want to conquer Meili Snow Mountain quickly. When facing difficult challenges, we still need to be prepared in advance so that nothing goes wrong.