"Man vs. Wild is also a 24-hour live broadcast. The survival challenge is tentatively set as an extreme cold journey. This time, the survival team consists of six people, three men and three women, and they are allowed to bring ten survival items."

The event is scheduled for the end of August, but the location is yet to be determined, in order to prevent cheating by various countries.

International competitions are battles for national honor, so participants need to attend intensive training, which will begin on July 1st and continue until the survival date is determined.

At that time, we will invite various wilderness experts and survival masters as our coaching team to provide you with comprehensive training and guidance.

They will teach key skills such as how to maintain body temperature in extremely cold environments, find food and water, build shelter from the cold, identify and respond to wildlife threats, and how to maximize survival opportunities with limited resources.

During the training, participants not only receive theoretical knowledge, but also test and consolidate what they have learned through simulated combat exercises.

We will set up obstacles and challenges in various simulated extreme cold environments to ensure that each participant can react quickly in a real survival environment, reduce mistakes, and increase their chances of survival.

Meanwhile, to cultivate teamwork skills, the training program will also include several tasks that require teamwork to complete. Because in wilderness survival, no one is an island; only through close cooperation and mutual support can one overcome the harsh challenges of nature.

In addition, to ensure the fairness and transparency of the competition, we will invite international observers to monitor the entire process and utilize advanced technologies, such as drone aerial photography and satellite positioning, to monitor the participants' behavior in real time and prevent any cheating. Hong Tao explained the rules and preparations for this "Wilderness Survival" competition to Li Yinsheng in detail.

His words revealed his serious attitude towards this competition.

"Fatty, as one of the representatives of the Chinese team and also the team leader, you bear not only personal honor, but also the honor of the country."

I hope you can be in top condition for the training camp, not only reaching your physical peak, but also being fully prepared mentally.

"At crucial moments, I hope you can be blessed by Lady Luck, just like you were in 'Man vs. Desert Island.'" Hongtao's eyes were full of expectation and encouragement.

"Director Hongtao, rest assured, I will do my best, not only for myself, but also for the honor of the country." As the conversation deepened, Li Yinsheng's thoughts drifted to that unknown, frigid land, her heart filled with both trepidation for the unknown challenges and an infinite desire for victory.

She knew this would be a difficult journey that would test his wisdom, courage, and perseverance, but she was ready to face this ultimate challenge of wilderness survival.

After Hongtao learned that Li Yinsheng and the others had passed their medical examinations without any problems, he arranged for a plane to send them back to China the next day.

The plane was heading to Beijing, and once they arrived, they would face another round of farewells.

Huang Xiaoming flew directly back to his home in Qingdao, Zhao Liying flew to Hengdian to film a movie, and Hu Ge flew to Shanghai. Only Li Yinsheng, Liu Yifei, and Wu Lei remained in Beijing.

“We keep in touch often, and we can meet up for meals or go shopping.” Li Yinsheng’s words were like a warm current, warming everyone who was about to go their separate ways.

Zhao Liying smiled and nodded, her eyes sparkling with a mixture of reluctance and anticipation: "Yes, no matter how busy we are, we must not forget each other. The world is so big, but as long as we are willing, we can always find a reason to get together."

Liu Yifei gently took Li Yinsheng's arm and said tenderly, "From now on, we can take turns hosting, exploring the delicacies of Beijing, and sharing the little things in life."

Wu Lei patted his chest and promised earnestly, "Don't worry, with me here, I'll take care of your safety when you come to Beijing for the gathering! Besides, when we have time, we can also arrange to travel together and see the world."

"Remember to keep in touch and take care of yourself!" Huang Xiaoming shouted, his voice choked with emotion.

"Keep going, we'll meet at the top!" Zhao Liying waved her plane ticket, her eyes sparkling with anticipation for the future.

Brother Hu was the most composed; he gave everyone a deep hug.

"Xixi, Leizi, my dad's here to pick me up too. I'm leaving now." After Huang Xiaoming, Brother Hu, and Zhao Liying boarded other flights to other destinations in China, she slowly turned around and walked towards the airport exit.

........

"Dad!" Li Yinsheng arrived at the parking lot and immediately spotted her father's familiar black sedan. The dappled sunlight shone on her father's hair, revealing a few strands of silver hair that appeared particularly striking in the light and shadow. Li Yinsheng felt a pang of sadness and quickly walked over.

In Li Yinsheng's memory, the original owner's mother passed away from illness when she was ten years old, and the original owner and her father depended on each other for survival.

"Dad, why did you come by yourself? I said I was going straight to the company." Li Yinsheng walked up and naturally took her father's arm.

A warm smile spread across Li's father's face, and the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes seemed to smooth out: "I just wanted to see you as soon as possible!"

He gently patted Li Yinsheng's shoulder, his eyes full of affection.

"Let's go back to the company first. The songs I wrote for Sister Meng and Brother Fei are ready, and we can sign contracts with them now."

"Also, Dad, I've decided to participate in 'Man vs. Wild' as the team leader for China. I'll be starting closed training on July 1st. The next time we father and daughter see each other will probably be at least five months from now." Li Yinsheng sat in the passenger seat, fastened her seatbelt, and turned to look at her father, her eyes flashing with determination and reluctance.

"Yinyin, you've grown up now. I didn't know you had so many outdoor skills. Ever since your mother passed away, I, as your father, have indeed neglected to spend time with you and educate you."

Seeing that you are now able to survive independently in the wild and have mastered so many practical and complex skills, I feel both gratified and guilty.

It's heartening to see how strong you are, how you've grown in adversity and learned to protect yourself.

I feel guilty that I missed so many moments of your growth and didn't personally teach you these things that should have been my responsibility as a father.

Yinyin, if your mother saw you like this now, she would be very proud.

Although she has left us, her love is always with you. I believe she is watching over you from somewhere, cheering you on.

"Yinyin, don't worry, go participate in the show. I'll take good care of myself. But you must be careful. Wilderness survival sounds dangerous, and I don't want you to get hurt." Mr. Li's words were tinged with worry, but also full of support and pride for his daughter.

Mr. Li reached out and gently rubbed Li Yinsheng's head, as tenderly as he would when she was a child.