REVIVING an Abandoned House from STONE and WOOD that can last for Hundreds of Years |by@TriệuTam-b9s

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In the middle of a desolate mountainous area, where time seemed to have forgotten, a simple man began an incredible journey: reviving an abandoned ancient house made of stone and wood - a structure that could last for hundreds of years. Without a support team, without modern machinery, he relied only on his will, hands and extraordinary patience to turn the ruins into a cozy, solid and vibrant home. From the very first days, he carefully surveyed the old foundation, cleaned up the collapsed rocks and selected each intact stone for reuse. With traditional construction techniques combined with the meticulousness of craftsmen, each wall was rebuilt with tightly packed stones, tightly bonded with homemade mortar from clay and stream sand. Not only that, he also reinforced the foundation with large wood, ensuring the house could stand firm through rain, sun, wind and storms for many generations. When the frame was completed, the man began designing the roof from wood and self-cast tiles, using local materials to ensure natural durability. Each beam and each plank was measured, carved, and installed by hand – reflecting meticulousness and love for labor. Inside, he built a reasonable drainage, insulation, and ventilation system, keeping the house dry and warm all year round. The most special thing about this project is the free electricity system he created himself. By utilizing solar energy and water power from a small stream near the house, he created a natural source of electricity, enough to light up, operate tools, and maintain daily activities without spending a penny. All were designed, assembled, and tested by him with knowledge learned from reality and a passion for endless creativity. After many weeks of hard work, in the harsh sun and cold rain, the stone-wood house that was revived from the ruins has gradually taken shape: beautiful, rustic but sturdy. Every little corner bears the mark of the craftsman's hand - from the wooden table he built himself, the stone steps with worn footprints, to the window frame that opens to the deep green mountains and forests. This video not only records the process of building a house, but also a journey of faith, perseverance and the desire to live in harmony with nature. This is an inspiring story about creating an eternal place - where people and the earth coexist, where honest work turns the impossible into possible. See more here Youtube: @TriệuTam-b9s Note: Ly Tieu Ngat is not affiliated with the businesses whose products are introduced in this review. All brands described are owned by their respective owners.