Athletes: Pan Duo

Womanica

Acast Creative Studios

History, Society & Culture, Education

4.3 • 920 Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2024

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Pan Duo (1939-2014) was the first Chinese woman to summit Mount Everest and the second woman overall to summit the mountain after Junko Tabei in 1975.

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This month we're celebrating the women who performed physical and mental feats in sports. They overcame societal barriers, personal struggles, and fierce competition to pursue their dreams of glory. We're talking about Athletes.

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0:00.0	In 2020 in a small California mountain town five women disappeared.
0:05.7	I found out what happened to all of them except one a woman known as Dea whose estate is worth
0:12.4	millions of dollars. I'm Lucy Sheriff. Over the past
0:16.4	four years I've spoken with Dia's family and friends and I've discovered that
0:21.2	everyone has a different version of events.
0:24.6	Hear the story on Where's Deer.
0:27.0	Listen on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts,
0:30.5	or wherever you listen to podcasts.
0:33.0	Hello, from Wonder Media Network, I'm Jenny Kaplan, and this is Wamanica.
0:43.2	This month we're celebrating women who performed physical and mental feats
0:46.3	in sports.
0:47.4	They overcame societal barriers, personal struggles,
0:50.1	and fierce competition to pursue their dreams of glory.
0:53.4	We're talking about athletes.
0:56.0	Today we're talking about an accomplished mountaineer who became known in the Chinese
0:59.6	press as the tallest woman in the world. Let's talk about Pandwoe.
1:05.0	Pandwoe was born in 1939 in rural Tibet to a poor surf family.
1:11.0	When she was eight years old her father died exacerbating the
1:15.7	family's economic struggles. To help support the family, Pandewo was sent to
1:20.5	work. Pandewo endured back-breaking labor for hours each day, often carrying
1:26.2	more than 70 pounds of goods up and down the Himalayan roads on foot.
1:30.9	She later moved to Lassa, Tibet, where she worked on a farm and in a factory.
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