editor on duty today, Kaki Nangohiko ancestor
running every day except from the Antarctic to South America. Today's starting point is yesterday's end. One inch will not be missed. It is better to run more than one inch.
Bai Bin ran on the 800 quicksand track. Respondent's photo < br /> Beijing News reporter Zhang Yichuan Zeng Yaqing editor Hu Jie proofread Lu Aiying < br /> Bai Bin, 48, from Tongren, Guizhou. The famous limit runners in China. In March 2nd, Bai Bin, starting from the Chinese the Great Wall science station in Antarctica, will run across North and South America from Antarctica at an average of nearly two marathons a day and plan to reach the end of the north pole by December 31st. The running time is about 24000 kilometers, equivalent to 600 marathons.
Bai Bin said he devoted himself to what he really loved. He hopes that through his own actions, more people will be able to "run."
Bai Bin's "run the earth" road map. The respondent's map < br /> < br /> has completed nearly half of the trip < br /> Beijing News: How many days and how long have you been running by July 30?
Bai Bin: just finished the 148th day running, and ran a total of 9700.1 kilometers. After landing in South America, it has traversed Argentina, Chile, Peru and Ecuador, and today is the 13th day to enter Colombia. Now it has crossed the equator, almost half of the journey has been completed, and there are about more than 11000 kilometers left.