Canadian 55 Year Old Man Walks On World &Nbsp; 10 Years Wears 46 Pairs Of Shoes.

Traveling around the world is the dream of many people, so various kinds of global travel are endless. But the first person to travel around the world should be the 55 year old Canadian resident Gian Belev. The man set out from his home in 2000 and arrived in Sydney, Australia the day before yesterday. This year is the tenth year of his round the world tour.

Over the past ten years, berif has traveled to 62 countries. The world has walked 66700 kilometers and has worn out 46 pairs of shoes. If all goes well, the planned 12 year trip will be completed next year.

　 A trolley drives around the world.

Ten years ago, on the day of the 45 birthday of belif, he took the blessing of his relatives and took the first step of his world tour from his hometown, Montreal, Canada. At that time, he sold his car and quit his job. He started his journey with 3000 Canadian dollars (about twenty thousand yuan). Faced with his own choice, he explained, "I need a change, but this change can not be solved by changing jobs. So I chose to walk around the world. It was this middle age crisis that led him to set foot on the road of the world.

All of Belev's luggage was placed in a small hand pushing tricycle, which contained water tanks, tents, dry food, sports shoes and so on, with a flag on it, which read "to create a world without violence for children."

During this journey, Belev encountered many difficulties. "So far, I am lucky," he admits. The most dangerous experience happened in Mexico. Some people threatened me with weapons. After struggling to resist, I finally escaped. The journey to Africa is also very difficult, with frequent wars, landmines everywhere, and careless deaths or disabilities. There are also turbulent Iraq and Afghanistan. But these are not enough to frighten me. "

　　 In 2008, I went to Wuhan.

Belev treads on five continents, down the east coast of the United States, and then to South America. In 2003, he crossed the ocean to South Africa and went up to Europe. He then went to Asia, Iran and India, to China in 2008, and arrived in Australia last year, and arrived in Sydney in June 7th this year.

In July 2008, Belev came to Wuhan, Hubei. At that time, a Chinese flag was placed on his trolley. When interviewed by local media reporters, he said: "Chinese people are very enthusiastic, and sometimes people will tell me Hello, they are very helpful. The Wuhan people were very friendly. Just now, when I was lost, a young student looked at me.

Looking back on these years of travel, Belev said, "during this trip, the so-called" midlife crisis "has long vanished, and my only thought now is" go forward and move forward! "