Cape Horn

In order to realize their dream of sailing around the world, six sailing enthusiasts sailed from Sydney across the Pacific Ocean to Cape Horn along the roaring westerly belt between 50 and 56 degrees south latitude. This is the most dangerous and challenging route on earth. Some people said that they gambled their lives on their dreams, and some advised them to give up, but they set sail resolutely. During the 40-day voyage, they experienced ship damage, personal injuries, frightening low temperatures, and almost emotional collapse during extreme loneliness. In the endless suffering, I sailed six thousand nautical miles, crossing Point Nemo and the Drake Passage, and engraved the track of a Chinese sailing ship in Cape Horn for the first time. The captain is the author of this book, and he tells it from a first-person perspective about a true journey between man and the ocean, strength and tenderness.