Sagaing U Bo Thin - Do Village

Our village

It's almost boring to even write.

Those who truly care about the country's welfare want good books to be published that are worthy of the country. What a joy...

Does the country want it? What kind of book does the country want? Does it want a book that will open the door to Nibbana? If it comes out, will it not be read? Will it be read but understood and applied?

Does the country want a book that is funny and entertaining? Does it want a book that is romantic and uplifting? What kind of book does the country like? Does the country like and want books written by people who truly care about the common good?

If a book is published that truly benefits the nation, will the nation read it with pleasure? If it is read, will the Buddha listen to it as King Sutta Soma listened to it?

Writing in this way is boring, isn't it tiresome to work tirelessly for the good of the people of the country?

Everyone with a broad perspective must agree that for a country to progress in the modern era, it needs many good books. The more good books are read, the more a country develops. That statement should not be taken lightly...

To make a book that is truly beneficial to the country read and understood is like lifting a very heavy stone. Writing is not like gluing raw wood onto a canvas, but like sanding and painting a piece of cloth that has been glued onto a canvas. Writing is only going to become tedious.

I write contemporary novels in a way that follows the natural course of events and gradually builds up the country. Publishers do not want to distribute contemporary novels according to the readers' wishes, so I have had to write many historical novels and court novels that resemble ancient novels.

In writing this, I had to write it with great difficulty, trying to make it suitable for the times and for each country. However, I, the writer, do not like writing it like this. This is because many people ask me, "From which book?" or "From which book?"

In fact, why do we teach the country to read, to learn to read, and then to read. Despite this, do those who come out of school read? It's funny, they only watch movies and TV shows. They don't read, they only watch movies and TV shows. They are very reluctant to buy books and read.

Even if it's free to read, I don't want to read it.

Because of this, the country's growth is like a worm crawling, and even if it does grow, it only tastes bland, like fruits from a place without the influence of the soil.

For example, it is like this.

A rice merchant who has stored rice is playing the rice market and sells two thousand bags of rice for a profit of five kyats per bag, which is ten thousand kyats. He is making millions of dollars with such a system. He does not read any books or magazines. He even insults those who read them. In books and magazines, it is written that such a system is a system that makes the country prosperous and prosperous, a system that makes the country poor and destroys it. Even though it is written like that, such people do not know that concept at all. They do not understand it. They do not understand the concept at all. Why, because they do not read the books.

Because of this attitude, even if magazines and novels describe how sinful and evil such an attitude is, it will not do any good to that person. His wealth will be as tasteless and tasteless as fruits from a place without the influence of the earth, and will even be poisonous.

In that sense, writing is like painting on gold and painting on paper, and it is only for those who know and understand, so it cannot have any effect on the businessmen and workers who do not understand anything. Therefore, writing is seen as nothing but a disappointment.

On the other hand, no matter how well written the articles are in magazines and novels to be modern and to develop with the times, the workers and farmers who need to understand the meaning of the written articles are not reading or looking at them, and it is difficult to have any effect.

In that sense, it is as if the book was written only for him, who already knows and understands. A good book is not of much use to the country.

How far behind in reading are they, let alone those who have been mentioned, among those who are paid to be literate, about five out of a hundred have no habit of reading. They only watch movies, do not buy books, do not read them. They give them for free, but do not read them. Their literacy is only for their own personal gain and to find a business to live on.

Even those who claim to be readers tend to only read books that deal with the occult, encourage sexual immorality, and are purely humorous and aimed at children.

Because of this, it is very difficult to attract good news that is beneficial to the country. In fact, if about ninety out of every hundred people are knowledgeable, and if a person with a dull eye is like a needle, the Burmese era will not have passed the era of a scythe swaying like a wind.

However, through literature, you will reach the top of the milk country. Ride a good horse to reach the destination... Don't ride too fast or you will fall over.