Tara Min Wa - A boy who doesn't have the right to a needle in his hand

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"I first met them on one of the rainy school days. The big kukko tree in front of the school was soaking wet under the raindrops of the monsoon. Whenever the strong wind blew, Ho would sway, stretching out his arms to protect it."

We are eighth graders who just started school today. It's the kind of day where we look at each other in class and become like little kids.

Our class teacher is Ko Ko Aung. He teaches Burmese.

When he entered the classroom, he held a large stick in front of him. He placed the stick on a large table in the corner of the room and sat down in a small chair next to it.

The staff is starting to feel like it's a higher position than him. It's hard to call it a superior. "A superior staff" | If it's a superior, no one who hasn't experienced it will believe it.

After the school bell rang, Teacher Ko Ko Aung got up from his seat to give us a lesson.

He picked up the big stick to teach. He put on his battle-shirt to pick up the big stick. He also shrank his shoulders to put on his battle-shirt .

We think that teacher shrugging is like the hero shrugging in a cowboy movie.

The teacher waved a large stick and gave us some | words of instruction. He also told us about how he had been beaten many times when he was young for disobeying the teacher's instructions.

We are also his disciples who will follow in his footsteps. | How could he have imagined that at that time? .

A student who can both obey the teacher's instructions and not be beaten is considered a model student who is very talented.

And the teacher said.

"Have you ever heard of creation?"

"Yes..."

"Wow... that's right... how did you hear that?"

"Making potato puree"

We all shouted like that. The teacher frowned and shook his head.

"What does that mean?"

"I'm talking about the man with the potatoes."

The teacher shook his head and seemed a little startled. If we had potatoes in front of us, we wouldn't say anything (especially in front of him, he wouldn't be too hurt).

But every time he sees a street vendor selling mashed potatoes, he can hardly stand it. He...

"I don't know what you're talking about.. Let me tell you, I 'm talking about the character from the Uyghur folk tale called 'A'... Have you heard of it?"

Some....

"I heard"

Some ...

"I've never heard of it.."

Some

" I've heard of it."

The shouting got a little louder, so the teacher waved everyone off.

"No...no...no, I'll tell you."

And then... he said it himself. He didn't ask us anything. We didn't answer anything either.

I let him talk to himself, but he'll find out when he gets into trouble.

"Like this"

He told a story that started with that.

“One day, a duke who was very fond of Aiyin... invited him to a dinner party... At the reception, the duke poured a little wine into Aiyin's cup... and... spoke eloquently and boasted of his wealth,

The emperor had not yet drunk the wine. At the end of the duke's speech, he asked if there was any wine...

The Duke was shocked, he asked, "Why?"

"Yes..."

Then, A-Say held up his glass with a wine cork. The top of the glass was too big. He said, "Don't cut off the excess top of the glass."

"Crazy.. wow... oh.. ah.."

The whole room laughed... Each one of them laughed, hee hee, ha ha, hee hee. But when all those laughters came together in the classroom, it became a loud sound of "Wow, wow. Ah.. Ah.."

The teacher laughed, "Hin Hin Hin Hin Hin," like the hero in a Burmese movie. (He was still laughing until then.)

Then..

"You should also be careful. When studying, use your brain. Keep your brain full. If you have less brain, I will cut off the empty skull at the top with a saw."

The whole room went silent.

"I am... a Burmese teacher, but I also teach other languages."