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The tallest mountain in the world became taller- China.org.cn

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Chinese surveyors take a group photograph after summiting Mount Qomolangma on May 27. [Photo/Xinhua]
Mount Qomolangma is becoming taller, China and Nepal jointly announced on December 8. It has currently reached 8848.86 meters, setting a new historical record for the height.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Nepali President Bidya Devi Bhandari announced this result in their exchanged letters. Xi noted that the teams of both countries have overcome various difficulties, carrying out important work and finally determining the new altitude.
In spring 2019, a climbers team from Nepal summited the mountain to collect data for the purpose of this measurement. It was the first time ever for Nepal to organize such a measuring expedition to the top. In May 2020, a team from China climbed the mountain for further data collection. ....

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The tallest mountain in the world became taller-- Beijing Review

By Yuan Yuan · 2020-12-21 · Source: NO.52 DECEMBER 24, 2020
Chinese surveyors take a group photograph after summiting Mount Qomolangma on May 27(XINHUA)
Mount Qomolangma is becoming taller, China and Nepal jointly announced on December 8. It has currently reached 8848.86 meters, setting a new historical record for the height.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Nepali President Bidya Devi Bhandari announced this result in their exchanged letters. Xi noted that the teams of both countries have overcome various difficulties, carrying out important work and finally determining the new altitude.
In spring 2019, a climbers team from Nepal summited the mountain to collect data for the purpose of this measurement. It was the first time ever for Nepal to organize such a measuring expedition to the top. In May 2020, a team from China climbed the mountain for further data collection. ....

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