Rare Record: Invincible Wonders to Win the Everest!

Chinese mountaineer Shiite Boo 43 years ago, in 1975, near the summit of Mount Everest, he became ill.

At one stage of this illness, two feet are cut off from the bottom of the knee. But he did not go downstairs. Eventually, the 69-year-old man was successful.
On Monday, he climbed the artificial legs to the height of 29 thousand 29 feet above the Everest, spreading the Chinese flag.

It is known that someone who did not have two legs before, could not ascend to the top of Everest from Nepal. This is a rare record. Mount Enroute of New Zealand climbed Mount Everest in 2006, on behalf of Tibet in China. Tibet's side is considered to be relatively easy to mount on the side of Nepal.

Before the expedition, Shiite Boo said, my dream of climbing the summit of Everest

Dreams have to be fulfilled. It's a big challenge for me. Throughout my life I will be working to fulfill this dream.
He is trying to reach Everest since 1975. In April this year, he started his campaign for the fifth highest peak of Everest. Shia Boo shared the news of reaching the top of the world. Shia Boo wrote, reached the summit of Mount Everest at 8:26 am! The dream of 40 years is fulfilled.
Shia Boo