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Young Chinese travelers are redefining adventure by moving beyond traditional tourism to seek unique experiences. Under the night sky, a group of young people gathered, singing and dancing to rock music. While this might sound like a scene from a music festival, it was Zhang Chongling's experience at the base camp of Mount Qomolangma, also known as Mount Everest, at an altitude of 5,200 meters. The base camp, according to Zhang, is open from March to October each year and offers a relatively accessible way to admire the majesty of the world's highest peak. In October 2023, Zhang and her friends took an eco-friendly bus up the mountain and arrived just before the camp closed for the season. Around 9 pm, while resting in her tent, Zhang heard music and realized a celebration was underway. Layering up in warm clothes, she stepped outside and found a group of young people spontaneously gathering in the base camp's square under the starry sky. They waved Chinese national flags and danced en
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