A long journey by the Sunshine River has been conducted by more than 200 inhabitants on August 9 (Lunar Calendar 2010 June 29), the world's first person to walk along the shore of the Amazon River. The British man Stanford spent 859 days to walk a million kilometers, and the world's first person to walk the full stretch of the Amazon River has actually been driven by more than 3200 kilometers from the source of the Amazon River on the southern coast of Peru, lasting 859 days, and walking a million kilometers to the US news agency, "This proves you can do anything... If you want to be strong enough to reach the north of the Amazon River in the north of Brazil on August 9, 2010, Stanford jumped into the sea, and everybody who saw him embraced, seemed to have come here," as the 34-year