The Invisible Peak

On May 24, 2021, Zhang Hong, a visually impaired person from China, climbed to the summit of Mount Everest, the world's highest peak. He became the first blind climber in Asia and the third in the world to climb this peak. However, why did Zhang Hong, who could not appreciate the scenery at the top, become obsessed with climbing? When he made up his mind to hit the roof of the world until he achieved his goal, what did he experience along the way? The first Chinese director and his team to win two U.S. Emmy Awards for Best Documentary and Best Long-form Business Reporting, he and his team personally directed the film, which took three years and spanned two countries to record the entire process of Zhang Hong's climb to Mount Everest. The film truly shows the majestic scenery and ruthless thrills of Mount Everest, the historical moments of Zhang Hong's summit, and the moments when the film's protagonist faces many problems such as his own physical defects, huge economic and time costs, emotional trade-offs, climate and terrain, etc. Facing the "invisible peak", Zhang Hong always encouraged himself with the spirit of "Although the road is far away, it is coming soon". In his words, "No matter how difficult the road is, just take it one step at a time."