frostbite

He's my mentor.

So they're probably thinking Shackleton, right, with Frostbite.

So let's unpack what an adventure would be like with Seabourn in Antarctica.

What's the boat, everything? Seabourn

For me with the frostbite, like the way I think about decisions like that is you got to look at, you got to bring it back to your core values, your driving philosophy, who you are.

For me, why I had to quit on the frostbite was I was a burden to the team.

As soon as I got Frostbite, the team was doing everything for me.

My hands were bandaged.

I couldn't help set up the tent anymore.

Like the way I think about decisions like that is you got to look at, you got to bring it back to your core values, your driving philosophy, what, who you are.

You know, for me, why I had to quit on the frostbite was I was a burden to the team.

As soon as I got Frostbite, the team was doing everything for me.

My hands were bandaged.

I couldn't help set up the tent anymore.

Her fingertips already have these black blisters on the end of them.

Frostbite is forming.

And as the sun starts setting, orange beams shining through the trees, they crawl back into the plane's cabin and just pile themselves up in all the luggage and clothes, curl up in a nest, and just watch the forest around them get dark.

Ralph pipes up again from the pile of clothes.

The 20th and 37th Chinese armies fought a grueling delaying action, retreating under pressure but never breaking, even as brutal cold and blinding snowfall turned the battlefield into a frozen hell.

Frostbite claimed as many victims as bullets did, and visibility collapsed for both sides.

As the fighting raged on, everything hinged on one question: could the Chinese forces close their trap before the Japanese realized that they were being drawn into a killing ground? This episode is Changsha: The Graveyard of Japanese Invaders.

[dramatic music] Well, hello again, and welcome back to the Fall and Rise of China podcast.