ပို့စကဒ်လေးတွေ ပို့ကြတယ် ဖန်တီးကြတယ်ဆိုတာ နေရာဒေသ တခုရဲ့ လှပသာယာ ကြည်နူးစာရာကောင်းမှုကို အမွန်းတင်ကြခြင်း တမျိုးပါပဲ။
ဒါပေမယ့် လက်ရှိမြန်မာနိုင်ငံကနေ ပို့စကဒ်လေးတွေ ပို့ရတော့မယ်ဆို ဘယ်လိုများ အမွန်းတင်ဖို့ ဖြစ်နိုင်ပါ့မလဲ?
မျက်ရည်တွေနဲ့ မျက်နှာသစ်နေရတဲ့ နေရာက ပို့စကဒ်လေးတွေဟာ ဘယ်မှာ ကြည်လင်လှပနေနိုင်ပါ့မလဲ?
Sending postcards and creating them is a way to express the beauty and pleasure of a place. The artist would like to deliver messages concerning Myanmar’s current condition through these postcards. The story is created to depict the lives of people from rural and urban area areas what they experienced, what they have been experiencing in Myanmar after the military coup.
My precious son was one of the 35 victims, including children and women, who were burned and slain by the military on December 24 (Christmas Eve), 2021 in Hpruso Township, Kareni State. I understand that I am not the only parent who has lost a child but it is still not easy to accept the awful news and I have been sobbing alone under the tree every day
My father took care me alone by selling lottery for our livelihoods and my education path. When the military staged the coup in Myanmar in February 2021, he was against the coup and participated in the protest although he is a veteran. One day in March, my father was shot by soldiers in the street during protest and died later. I did not give up my hopes for restoring democracy and keep fighting for what I believe till now. My father is a hero for me in every way what he had done for me and his beloved country, Myanmar.
I am having mixed feelings of guilt, insecurity, loss, and emptiness, and depression and pessimistic thoughts have been constantly overwhelming me. I still have the ones who are standing by my side, and I am very lucky to have parents who did not push me or force me to go back to study under the military regime.
Having a chance to meet with my son is a blessing in disguise compared to those who died during revolution. I will have to keep on living for the sake of my son.
The education we have been receiving is designed by the military dictatorship to spawn slaves to the military itself. Its under-democratic nature and the intermingled existence of distorted “facts” and discrimination within it have pushed us to boycott this military slave education. One more reason we are boycotting it is that the military dictatorship has murdered thousands of students and teachers and then has reopened schools and universities to make the wheels of their bureaucracy turn. We will not be going to school through the very doors open by bloodstained hands.
Kayah State -now called as- Karenni State becomes one of the most active states of the country in resilient fights and growing numbers of freedom fighters. The state, having the long history of political resistance and presence of two major ethnic armed organizations become one of the revolution’s prominent places where different groups of young freedom fighters, including K.N.D.F (Karenni National Defense Force) shelter as training grounds and battle area to control the state against the military.
Whenever I miss Yangon, I imagine myself strolling around Pansodan, where I’d flip one book after another at the old book vendors near the corner. Yet I will have to jump out my daydreaming when I hear jet fighters in real life.
I do not feel regret of joining Civil Disobedient Movement since it can make me feel that I am with my friends who are against military coup and fighting for democracy from jungles, rural areas and unban and I am also contributing in this revolution by doing as much as I can.
