“唐古拉”在藏语中的意思是“雄鹰飞不过的高山”。这里平均海拔5000多米,空气稀薄,气压低,含氧量仅为海平面的47％,千百年来荒无人烟,是名副其实的“生命禁区”。今年7月1日通车的青藏铁路正从这片无人区穿过,并达到了铁路全线的最高点,海拔5072米。除了海拔高,从西藏境内安多至唐古拉山越岭地段也是自然环境最恶劣,施工条件最为艰苦的一段工程,修建过程可谓一场“没有硝烟的战争”。有一句名言,“战争让女人走开”。然而有这样一群女人,她们非但没有走开,反而成了建设中的一支重要力量。无论是作为工程技术人员还是医务工作者,她们都用自己的毅力和智慧战胜了高原恶劣的自然环境,克服了家庭分离的痛苦,把自己的青春和激情洒在这雪域高原,在唐古拉山上奏响了一曲曲无私奉献之歌。 “Tangula” in Tibetan means “the eagle can not fly mountains.” Here an average of more than 5000 meters above sea level, thin air, low pressure, oxygen content of only 47% of sea level, thousands of years deserted, is a veritable “life restricted area.” The Qinghai-Tibet Railway, which opened to traffic on July 1 this year, is passing through this no man’s land and reaches the highest point of the railway line at an altitude of 5,072 meters. In addition to the high altitude, the section from Anodang to Tanggula Mountain in Tibet is also one of the projects with the worst natural environment and the most difficult construction conditions. The construction process can be described as a “war without smoke.” There is a famous saying, “The war let a woman go away.” However, there are such groups of women who, instead of going away, have instead become an important force in their construction. Both as engineering technicians and medical workers, they used their own perseverance and wisdom to defeat the harsh natural environment in the plateau, overcame the pain of family separation and spilled their youth and passion on this snow-covered plateau, Played a song song of selfless dedication.