南方周末记者于2026年3月11日赴西藏日喀则市下辖的边境小镇吉隆进行采访。1吉隆镇位于印度洋板块与欧亚板块碰撞形成的狭长深沟谷地带，是该地区唯一连接外部世界的通道。1
在采访中，记者与包括程威在内的数十位商人进行了交流，记录他们在恶劣的地理和气候条件下坚守经营的故事。1这些生活在山脚下的群体展现出了顽强的韧性，面对困难仍在不断重新开始。1记者在文章中引用海明威《永别了，武器》中的句子："世界会打击每一个人，而很多人在被打击的地方变得坚强。"1
A Southern Weekly News correspondent visited Jilong Town on March 11, 2026, to document the resilience of merchants operating in this remote Himalayan border settlement.1 Jilong Town, situated in Shigatse, Tibet, serves as the region's sole gateway to the outside world, functioning as a critical port of entry and exit for goods and personnel.1 The town occupies a narrow, deep gorge formed by the collision between the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates, positioning it in one of the most geologically and climatically challenging locations in the area.1
Through interviews with dozens of local businesspeople, including entrepreneur Cheng Wei, the reporter captured stories of merchants persevering under extreme geographical and weather conditions.1 Their accounts reveal the determination required to maintain commercial operations in such an inhospitable environment. The narrative invokes a passage from Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms: "The world breaks everyone, and afterward, many are strong at the broken places."1 This sentiment reflects the quiet fortitude demonstrated by those who have chosen to make their livelihoods at the foot of these mountains, repeatedly beginning anew despite the formidable obstacles they face.
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