The Great Wall of China, the largest building-construction projects ever undertaken over 2,000 years ago, a series of fortifications made of stone, brick, rammed earth, wood, and other materials since 771 - 221 BC by various states and were later connected by Qin Shi Hung, the first emperor of China to protect his Qin dynasty (221 - 206 BC).

Since then, the Great Wall had been rebuilt, re-manned, maintained and enhanced along an east to west over 21,000 km. across the ancient Chinese Empire northern borders until Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). Using more than 1 million forced labourers, as many as 300,000 workers died during construction. Many bodies were buried within the wall itself. The wall was built of life, flesh, bone, sweat and tear for defence against the enemies.

Year after year pass through, The Great Wall stands still among the loneliness and silence, every single stone, every single brick and every single step are full of the soul, spirit and hidden history.

It's not only the wall, it's the life that fades away with time and remain where it belongs ... forever.