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The Four Great Paths Created by Two Hands Today, there are many conveniences. We want to do anything easier with the tools, tools and technologies that surround us. Sometimes we forget that the evidence of all those conveniences comes partly from the work of the workers, who are the drivers of development for this world with sweat and physical strength. Today, we will take you to see the work of the people who have made great contributions to many people to benefit and create comfort for the next generation. 1. The Suez Canal The canal in Egypt is 193 km long between Europe and Asia, connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea. However, shipping between Europe and Asia must go through Africa first or else it will use the way of shipping on land along with shipping by boat, which is not convenient. The excavation of this canal has greatly reduced the time and distance to travel by boat. For example, a boat trip from Britain to India using the Suez Canal will be shorter than a boat trip around Africa to Rao 8,000 km. The first phase of this canal excavation requires a large number of workers. The difficulty and the extreme care of the workers caused many workers to die and were opposed by many countries. Later, they had to use the water from the canal to help with the excavation. Today, the Suez Canal is still an important shipping route. More than 20,000 boats pass through it every year. And recently, the Egyptian government has also started the Suez Canal Expansion Program. 2. The magnificent road built with the efforts of only one person Daras Manji, who has a long history is known later as Khon Phukhao. Manji is just a poor laborer who lives in the village of Kallor, Kaya District, the capital of India. Every day, his wife will bring him lunch. But the way from home to his workplace is extremely difficult. He has to climb over the rocky mountain. And one day, his wife fell off the mountain and broke his ankle. But he couldn't take him to the hospital because of the difficulty of the road. This caused Manji to have amnesia and wanted to destroy the mountain that was blocking him to fall into the abyss of difficulty. Then his wife died because she couldn't take him to the doctor. The loss of a loved one is more painful for Manji to get up and change what he was. He fought his way through the rocky mountain with all his strength until everyone thought he was crazy. There were only laughing people around him. He worked hard, but he had to eat because he had no money. Sometimes he had to eat leaves for the rest of his life. Even though he was physically weak, his energy never ran out. Ten years later, the way through the mountain began to take shape. Now there are people who see the value. There are people who help with food, pay money to buy mining equipment. But everyone has to make food because there are only poor people. Manji had to work alone for a long time, up to 22 years. Finally, he succeeded. The road through the rocky mountain uses only human energy. The route from 2502 B.C. to 2524 B.C. has a length of 110 meters, a width of 9.1 meters, and a depth of 7.6 meters from the top of the mountain. It has become a way for everyone to use and is still a lesson of love for a man who has to leave his wife. When Raj Manji was 73 years old, the government held a grand funeral for him. His story of love and strong energy was used to create the movie Manji The Mountain Man. Even though he was going to say goodbye, the sacrifice and name of Raj Manji would still be called the name of the road he built and will live in the heart for as long as possible. 3. Karakoram Highway If you have ever heard the name Karakoram Mountain, you may have imagined how steep this mountain is. This mountain covers a wide area from China, Pakistan, and India. The surrounding sceneries are only steep rocky mountains and cold snow. The K2 mountain, which is the second highest in the world, is part of Karakoram. Karakoram Highway has been honored as the highest highway in the world. Even though there is a road, it is still difficult to travel on this land. Therefore, it can be guessed that the construction of this road must be many times more difficult. This road was built in 2502 by the cooperation of China and Pakistan. It took more than 20 years to complete. At least 810 people lost their lives in Pakistan. About 200 Chinese people were killed in the accident and fell off the mountain in exchange for the road that paved the way for this great adventure. 4. Gualiang Umong The road was built by carving a stone wall in front of the mountain in the remote mountainous area of Qinxiang, China. It is the road between the outside world and the village of Gualiang, a small village that has existed for a long time. It is said that during the reign of King Han, a group of rebels against the king fled to live in the deep mountains and live in a country that is difficult to reach because of the power of capitalism. The high mountains have kept them away from the outside world for a long time. Nowadays, when people need to travel to the outside world, the mountains that used to be a barrier have become a major obstacle. They want to have a route that is easier to travel than climbing the mountains. But the government still sees that it is not worth investing millions to build a road through the mountains for only 300 people. The villagers, led by Song Mingxin, decided to build a road by themselves. In 2015, they decided to sell important animals to raise funds to buy tools for cutting stones. Don't think of electric tools or saws as good as today because their main tools are only hammers and chisels. The main force is only 13 villagers, one of whom has to die during construction. The excavation has 30 windows to receive light and is also a window for throwing stones during the excavation. In the most difficult part of the excavation, the villagers have to spend 3 days to cut stones within a distance of 1 meter. And to complete a 1,250-meter-long, 5-meter-high, and 4-meter-wide tunnel, it takes up to 5 years. On August 1, 2015, Umong Kualieng became a tourist destination that people all over the world wanted to visit so that they could take a step forward once in their lives.