The towering Mount Qomolangma has always been a sacred place for human beings to prove their climbing ability. Since1May 29th, 953, when humans first climbed Mount Qomolangma successfully, many climbers from all over the world, including China, have left footprints on the top of Mount Qomolangma. 184 1 year: Sir George Everles, chief inspector of India, recorded the geographical location of Mount Everest. 1853: Everest was investigated as the highest peak in the world, with an altitude of 8840 meters. 192 1: The first British mountaineering team led by Lieutenant Colonel Charles Howard Burley began to climb Mount Everest, reaching an altitude of 7000 meters. 1922: the second British mountaineering team reached an altitude of 8320 meters with oxygen supply devices. 1924: The third British mountaineering team climbed Mount Everest, and members George Mallory and Andrew Irvine disappeared while using oxygen devices to reach the summit. 1999, Mallory's body was found at an altitude of 8 150, and the camera he carried with him was missing. It is uncertain whether he and Owen were the first people in the world to successfully climb the summit. 1933: Two British pilots fly to Mount Everest. 1May 29th, 953: As a member of the British mountaineering team, Edmund Hillary, a New Zealand climber, climbed Mount Everest along the southeast ridge route with tenzing norgay, a Nepalese guide, becoming the first person in the world to successfully climb the summit. 1956: Swiss mountaineering team headed by Albert Eigler climbed Mount Everest for the second time in human history. 1May 25th, 960: China mountaineers Wang Fuzhou, Kampot and Qu climbed Mount Everest from the northern slope for the first time. 1975 On May 27th, nine China mountaineers climbed Mount Everest from the north slope. 1963: The American expedition led by Norman Dillenforth successfully climbed to the top from the west slope. 1975: Junko Tanabe, a Japanese, became the first woman in the world to climb Mount Everest from the southern slope. In the same year, the China mountaineering team climbed Mount Everest for the second time, and nine members reached the summit. Panduo, a Tibetan member, became the first woman in the world to successfully climb the summit from the northern slope. 1May 5, 993: During the joint climbing of Mount Qomolangma across the China Strait, Wang Yongfeng, Pubu, Mickey, Kaicun and Gacuo climbed to the top, and Taiwan Province compatriot Jin Xiong climbed to the top from the north side of the northern slope for the first time. 1978: Austrian Peter Haber and Italian reinhold Mesner successfully climbed the summit for the first time without oxygen tanks. 1979: Yugoslav mountaineering team climbs Mount Everest from the west slope. From 1988, Korean mountaineer Yan Hongji climbed to the top of Mount Qomolangma, the highest peak on earth. After 12 years' struggle, in 2000, he climbed all the world's 8,000-meter-high Zhuooyou, Hishabangma, Chogory, Makaru, Loji, Broyate and Dalajiri peaks. 1980: Polish mountaineer Krzysztof Vereker successfully climbed Mount Everest for the first time in winter. 1988: A joint mountaineering team from China, Japan and Nepal successfully climbed Mount Everest from the north and south sides for the first time. All members of the mountaineering team 12 successfully climbed to the top, and six of them made a great leap from north to south. 1996: 15 climbers, including the famous mountaineer rob hall, were killed during the summit, which was the year with the largest number of victims in history. 1998: On May19, China and Slovak mountaineering teams successfully climbed Mount Everest; On May 24th, China and Slovakia reached the summit again. In the same year, Tom Whitaker, an American who lost a leg, became the first disabled person in the world to reach the summit. 1999: On May 27th, members of the China Tibet Mountaineering Team 10 climbed Mount Everest and collected the fire of the 6th National Minority Traditional Sports Meeting at the top of Mount Everest. The National Geographic Society of the United States revised the elevation of Mount Everest to 8850 meters, but Nepal does not recognize this revision at present. The famous Nepalese mountaineer Babu Chiri climbed Mount Everest for the ninth time, setting a record of 2 1 hour alone. 2000: The famous Nepalese mountaineer Babu Chiri started from the base camp and climbed from the north slope. The successful summit took 16 hours and 56 minutes, setting a record for the fastest summit. On May 2 1 2003, Chinese members of the China-Korea joint mountaineering team raised the national flag at the top of Mount Everest. In 200 1 year, Tamba Teshri, a Nepalese, became the youngest climber in the world at the age of 16. In the same year, the "Clean Everest" campaign began. Wilhelm, an American blind man, became the first blind man in the world to climb Mount Everest. 2002: Japanese male climber Fukuoka Ishikawa, 65 years and 5 months old, becomes the oldest person in the world to climb Mount Everest. In the same year, 63-year-old Yuzhi Watanabe became the oldest woman to successfully reach the summit. May 16, 2002: On that day, 62 people successfully climbed the summit, setting a record for the largest number of people who climbed the summit in a single day. In May, 2003, China Everest Climbing Team, China-South Korea Joint Climbing Team, Japan, the United States and other mountaineering teams successfully climbed to the top of Mount Everest from the north slope.