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雷殿生,中国首届十大徒步人物、世界上连续徒步最远的人、穿越罗布泊无人区第一人、全球华人休闲旅行家。为了实现心中的理想,十年之间,他常常风餐露宿,选择了十年徒步,他先后遭遇了19次抢劫,经历了风暴、泥石流、雪崩、野兽袭击等40多次生死考验。走掉19个脚趾甲,穿烂了52双鞋,磨穿了200多个水泡和血泡。但是,所有的这些磨难都比不上人们对他的不解、讥讽,甚至谩骂、殴打给这个坚强的独行者带来的心寒与无助。冷漠的人放狼狗咬他,扔掉他的行囊,旅店业主拒绝提供食宿,甚至连讨口水喝都被拒之门外……即便徒步之旅是这样的凶险与艰难,意志坚强的他却不曾放弃。连续十年零二十天,他徒步走访了中国56个民族集居地、搜集了56个民族的邮票并分别加盖各个民族的邮戳,沿途搜集的邮政日戳和行政日戳达5 000多枚。他拍摄了近4万张照片,记录了42本日记,个人搜集的中国民俗、生态、历史等方面的资料和实物重达2吨,这些文字、图片和实物是研究中国民俗文化及生态环境十分宝贵的资料。

 

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