A time-lapse video shows the starry sky over a base camp on Mount #Qomolangma at an altitude of 5,200 meters. The mountain seen in the video is Mount Qomolangma. A team of Chinese remeasuring surveyors left the base camp at 2 pm Saturday and is expected to reach the summit on May 22 if weather conditions permit. | Xi's Moments

Chinese Scientific Expedition Team Returns Safely to Mount Qomolangma Base Camp A Chinese scientific expedition team returned safely to the Mount Qomolangma base camp on Thursday, after reaching the summit of the world's highest peak. https://www.cctvplus.com/news/20220506/8271729.shtml#!language=1 | CCTV

Climbers brave the elements for the ultimate glory. #Qomolangma | Discover China

Spring is the short window when it's possible to climb the world's tallest mountain – Qomolangma. Chinese scientists have begun a research expedition with the help of some very experienced mountaineers. CGTN reporter Tao Yuan is with them and brings us the latest. #GrowingXizang | CGTN

14K views · 428 reactions | Mount Qomolangma, also known as Mt. Everest, has been a holy place for people to prove their courage. Nearly 280 people from around the world have left themselves there forever, and the number is still rising. (Footage from You Zelong and CFP) | China Plus Culture | Facebook

2.9K views · 74 reactions | China’s Peak Mission expedition on Mount Qomolangma has achieved its main tasks, setting a number of new world records at the Earth summit. #Trending | CCTV | Facebook

3.5K views · 320 reactions | Members of a Chinese expedition team reached the summit of #MountQomolangma (#Everest) on Wednesday and established an automatic meteorological monitoring station at an altitude of over 8,800 meters, the world's highest of its kind, on Qomolangma on the China-#Nepal border. | Xi's Moments | Facebook

6.4K views · 653 reactions | China has launched a scientific expedition of Mount Qomolangma called the "Peak Mission," with more than 270 expedition members taking part. It is being conducted at an altitude of over 8,000 meters. Mount Qomolangma is not only the dream of mountaineering enthusiasts around the world, but also an important landmark for international scientists to study climate change at the world's "third pole" – the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. | CGTN | Facebook