As winds sweep across the equator, the Liming Heavy Industry flag flies proudly atop Africa’s highest peak.
Sun Ning, a contemporary artist and the first female from Henan Province to conquer both the north and south sides of Mount Everest, has taken on another extraordinary challenge following her successful ascent of the world’s highest peak. She has now conquered Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain, raising the Liming Heavy Industry flag high above the summit and marking this equatorial snow-capped peak with the spirit of determination and excellence.
Before the Journey | Stories Written in Stone
Before setting out for Africa, Sun Ning made a dedicated visit to Liming Heavy Industry’s Mineral Museum.
Displayed there was the rock specimen from Mount Everest that she previously donated to the museum — the first stone she brought back from the world’s highest peak and entrusted to Liming.Quietly preserved among the museum’s mineral collections, this stone records more than the glory of an extraordinary climb. It represents the courage to overcome challenges and the determination to continue reaching higher.
Standing before the mineral specimens and touching the Everest rock, Sun Ning once again recalled the original purpose behind every ascent.Rocks are shaped through millions of years of geological transformation. Likewise, exceptional industrial products are created through years of dedication, refinement, and continuous improvement.
This shared pursuit of strength, precision, and excellence reflects the philosophy of Liming Heavy Industry — a company committed to developing advanced mining and crushing equipment.
The Summit | The Flag Reaches Africa’s Highest Peak
Located in Tanzania near the border with Kenya, Mount Kilimanjaro is Africa’s highest mountain and is widely known as the “Roof of Africa.”
Here, the heat of the equator meets the snow-covered summit, creating a remarkable landscape where tropical forests and glaciers exist side by side.From rainforest to icy wilderness, the mountain’s dramatic changes in terrain make every step a test of endurance, determination, and resilience.
There is no shortcut to the summit. Only steady progress, one step at a time, can lead climbers to the top.That is the spirit of climbing.
