Chit San Win - Don't forget, don't lose, don't lose

Chapter (1)

My Thai friend Natapoe

I have a Thai friend. His name is Mr. Nata Poe. He is a person who has special respect and affection for the Burmese. He believes that he is the reincarnation of a great Burmese soldier who fought with the Burmese in the battle of Ayutthaya. Mr. Nata Poe often visits Myanmar to perform good deeds. He is trying to build a monastery in Thai architecture on the land in the compound of the Kabar Aye Pagoda, which the Burmese government has allowed to build a Thai temple.

Mr. Nata Po had designed the temple in Thai architecture and calculated the cost. However, in the 1998 Asian financial crisis, he lost a lot of money and had to postpone the construction of the temple. Mr. Nata Po was very upset because he could not make the donation he had planned. At that time, he had a reason to go to India. His friend Mr. Kuttar, who was in Delhi, was organizing a book exhibition there. So he invited him to come to India. He was also on a pilgrimage to Bodh Gaya, and on his way to India, he stopped in Bangkok to meet Mr. Nata Po.

He had set out on the journey with a light heart. He had not set out with the expectation that he would get a book out of it. When he arrived in Bangkok, he met Mr. Nata Poe, who was very happy that he had arrived. In fact, he had been quite depressed when he arrived. The reason for his depression was that Mr. Nata Poe had lost about two-thirds of his wealth in the Asian financial crisis. He had also had to suspend indefinitely the construction of a Thai monastery in Burma.

The economic hardship also led to a falling out with his wife. His wife left the house and moved away. His daughter, without completing her education, married a Thai young man who was difficult for him to accept. He was faced with such hardships and losses over and over again when he arrived.

Mr. Nata Poe was both sad and encouraged by his arrival. He was sadder because the temple he had envisioned could not be built.

“Don’t be sad that Mr. Nata Poe didn’t build the school. When the economy improves, we can build the school as planned. Now, Thailand’s economy is quite stable. It is a good thing that you want to build the school,” Mr. Nata Poe said. “U Chit San Win Ya, I want to make this donation before the 2000th anniversary.”

“There are still two years left until the year 2000. Let’s put aside our worries for a moment. Let’s go for a walk and relax while I’m here,” he said, and they left his house. At first, they didn’t have a plan for where to go. They went to a coffee shop on Sukhumvit 11, where they usually drank. We each had a cup of coffee. Mr. Natapoe was also a coffee shop owner. Our conversation

Mr. Natapoe was feeling quite relaxed as he sat down to drink coffee. Then he went out to his own village to watch the Akza dance from Pattara.

Pattaya is a world-famous resort town in Thailand, about a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Bangkok.

I would like to tell you a little about the Akza Dance Festival that we visited from Bangkok. Akza Dance Festival is a famous dance festival in Thailand where only women dance. When we entered the dance hall, the band had already started playing. The sounds of the Western orchestra were coming from the east, west, and south sides of the dance hall at the same time. At that moment, the audience, who were listening to the music, did not seem to notice us. Although it was true that we would cause some disturbance, we reluctantly went to our seats and sat down.

The reception of the Akazakh dance is grand and majestic. The reception alone is impressive enough to bring the Akazakh dance to a climax immediately. All the dancers in the Akazakh dance are lesbians. However, no one can distinguish them from real women. They do not have necklines. Their breasts are plump and their nipples are surgically filled to make them large and small.

The guest singer took the tunes from famous movies like Dr. Ziva Gore and Cleopatra and performed them in a way that made you feel like you were watching those movies. The audience was instantly immersed in the guest singer's performance. After the guest singer finished, the thick velvet car rolled up and took the audience to another world, and spontaneous applause erupted from the audience. The Akza Cabaret had already captivated the audience for the second time before the car was lowered.

The grand dance party was announced in English and Thai. Immediately after the announcement, the girls with thighs as white as chicken thighs began to dance the tango dance. It was completely unacceptable that the girls who were dancing so hard were lesbians.