Young China hiker survives by eating toothpaste after lost in cold mountains for 10 days

By Alice Yan

An 18-year-old man has been successfully rescued after being lost for 10 days in the frigid, mountainous terrain of northwestern China.

During the harrowing period when he faced food shortages, Sun Liang managed to survive on river water, melted snow, and even toothpaste, as reported by Jimu News.

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