Tara Min Wai - Dreams of Riding a Horse

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Strange person

A strange man was found somewhere on Earth, in Burma, last year.

The man has the personality of a mole rat, with a black mustache and a smile (or maybe a look of surprise) on his face.

When the authorities went to investigate, they saw a strange incident. The incident was as follows.

Strange incident

It turns out that Kyaw Kyaw (aka Tut Ni), (Ba-U Thein), was walking in a well-proportioned European suit, holding a briefcase and smoking a cigarette, when a thunderous sound came from the sky.

As soon as the thunder rumbled, U Tut Ni became so excited that he could no longer control his emotions. He ignored other pedestrians and began to shout "tiger" in a loud voice. He then threw his attaché case on the side of the road and began to slapping his thighs and arms incoherently, making incoherent fist movements.

Red-kneeled hawk

Then, he continuously shouted the insolent "tiger, tiger" and demonstrated the flying knee technique by jumping and jumping.

Everyone around them was amazed and looked at each other, trying to figure out what U Tut Ni was up to.

"Why do you have to show your boxing skills?" they asked U Tut Ni.

U Tut Ni was not just showing off his boxing skills, he was also doing a job that was difficult for anyone to do, and if he had to tell everyone to be happy, he was actually fighting the rain with his knees. Hearing this, everyone's mouths fell open.

What is a hero?

Everyone was saying that you can't beat the rain with your knees, but U Tut Ni didn't accept it. "Success is ready to bow down to those who want to reap success, and he is a person who embodies bravery and good deeds, so he will be a hero," U Tut Ni replied.

Even though everyone laughed and tried to dissuade him from doing so, U Tut Ni's strong spirit did not change.

He politely told everyone that even though people didn't understand him, he understood them, that he knew that he would be ridiculed and laughed at before he succeeded, that success was a slow-blooming flower, and that he was patient. Then, with a loud roar, he began to beat the rain with his knees.

Argument

However, when some people criticized him for not hitting the ground with his jumping knee, he got into an argument with U Tut Ni.

Critics say that U Tut Ni wants to be a "Lada" figure and a "Dawn". Some also say that if U Tut Ni tries to knee Moe on TV, they would be shocked.

U Tut Ni, however, did not give up on his idea. He insisted that any work can be difficult at the beginning, that even between the teacup and the lips, things can go wrong, and that he would not give up and continue to try, believing that one day he would be able to kneel down to the rain.

Relocation

U Tin and Ko Aung, who were watching U Tut Ni's efforts, said that there was a hill on the other side, and that climbing that hill would be closer to the rain than running on the normal road, and they gave U Tut Ni a good idea for his big plan to fight the rain with his knees.

U Tut Ni happily accepted the advice. He paid a price worthy of a hero.

He said, "I must give it to you." He climbed the hill with a cunning strategy.