Of course, Wang Ye had another option, which was to discard the supplies directly.
But such low-quality behavior would seriously hinder the activities of those who came after.
Because the summit of Mount Everest doesn't have janitors.
Nor is anyone obliged to throw those debris and litter down.
Usually, by the time climbers reach the summit of Mount Everest, they have basically reached their physical limits, and are all thinking about how to return as soon as possible. Who would have the spare mind to take the summit trash down?
Let alone trash, even the bodies of those who froze and starved to death here can only remain buried forever.
Currently, it is estimated that no fewer than 300 corpses are long buried on Mount Everest.
Due to the harsh environment of Mount Everest, dealing with these corpses is difficult. So these corpses can only remain forever in the snow-capped mountains, and are used as 'landmarks' by subsequent climbers to help them find their way.
