Twenty-four abductions were called the lifeline during the war of resistance. At that time, international aid materials arrived in Kunming via the Burma Road, and they had to go to the front line and Chongqing through the "24-way turn" line. Twenty-four turns have also become the throat of the lifeline of the war, the most famous section of the Stilwell road. In the past 60 years, there have been many opinions about the specific location of the Twenty-four Roads. In 1943, the US military and the army reporter took a picture of the twenty-four turns, which aroused the attention of the international community. This road was short of 4 kilometers but had 24 180-degree turns, which is a miracle. For many years, some scholars and experts thought that the twenty-four roads were in some places in Yunnan or abroad in India and Myanmar, but there was no definitive evidence until the 2002 World War II expert Go Shuyas many years of investigation. Conclusion: Twenty-four Roads is located in Qinglong County, Southwest Guizhou Province. Twenty-four roads have long been known as cultural relics protection units. They are well known in Qinglong County, but outsiders have been searching hard. Qinglong County is a poverty-stricken county. The main task of the place is to get rid of poverty and ignore the development and publicity of the Twenty-four Roads. This road was built in 1935. After one year, it was completed and opened to traffic. When the road was built, the labor force that can be dispatched in Qinglong County was almost all dispatched, and the animals that could pull the camel were all in battle.