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Two female Hong Kong explorers you should know about
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Hong Kong (CNN)When explorers talk about their expeditions, they often focus on how they "conquered" a particular summit, or were "the first" to achieve something.

That's exactly the type of language that makes Rebecca Lee cringe.
    Nonetheless Lee, a determined but self-effacing woman in her seventies, is the first person from Hong Kong to visit the world's "three poles" -- the North Pole, the South Pole and Mount Everest.
    When she first landed in Antarctica in 1985 with the China National Antarctic Expedition, she was the only woman there.
    Lee's also a photographer, documentarian, polar researcher, graphic designer, author, cancer survivor, mother and Chinese opera singer.
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    Yet she doesn't dwell on her impressive CV.
    Lee's much more interested in talking about the environment from the vantage point of some of the world's least accessible corners -- and the urgency to protect it.
    "Art can visualize climate change," she tells CNN. "And I believe art and science can collaborate to help illustrate the timescale of climate change."
    Rebecca Lee's photography captures polar bears treading over melting ice at the North Pole.
    Lee's not the only female trailblazer from Hong Kong making her mark.
    Laurel Chor, 26, belongs to a new generation of explorers who also sees environmental conservation as integral to their work.
    A journalist, photographer, filmmaker and National Geographic Young Explorer, Chor traveled to Central Africa to work on a gorilla conservation project shortly after graduating from college -- until she was evacuated because of an ongoing civil war.
    She also helped produce a documentary about the illegal ivory trade in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Republic of Congo, Kenya and the UK.
    In an effort to find out more about how exploration has changed, we brought these remarkable women together to compare notes. (See above video for more on their meeting.)
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