Daw Yee Kyin - Myanmar Son Good

Author's note

I wrote and published two books, “Good Mothers,” for younger sisters, and my close friends asked me, “Are you not writing anything for us anymore?” Some wrote to me in writing. Others asked me in person. I had thought about it before I wrote them. No matter how virtuous and socially savvy women are, if men do not follow the rules they set, they will not feel that they are worth the effort they put into being good mothers, daughters, and sisters. Myanmar needs good men as much as it needs good women and mothers. Good mothers can only create good men in the future. If men are corrupt in this day and age, all the efforts of women will be useless, like pushing a cart with only one wheel. Therefore, I intend to write under the name "Myanmar Children's Book" because the younger generation also wants it, so I have to write and publish it now. In writing this, I will only write for the younger generation, aged 12 to 26.

Daw Yee Kyin

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Male

          Brothers and sisters...

Before writing anything for my older sister and younger brother, I would like to express a wish that has always been in my heart. My older sister did not hate the life of a “woman” until she was about twenty. She was very beautiful, beautiful, curious, and eager to learn, and she thought, “If I try, I can be equal to men. Men and women are equal in ability, even though they are different in name and title.” She did not regret becoming a woman. After the age of twenty, my older sister’s goals and activities did not achieve anything. When my older sister’s biological father and elder brothers who had taken care of and nurtured her passed away, my older sister and a group of sisters took the lead in resisting and carrying out worldly affairs. Only when she had to do this did she herself understand (women are women) (men are men) and detest being a woman. She understood that men’s duties are only fulfilled when men carry out their duties. It is not easy to have two heads and two bowls of water. Because even though I have the ability and courage to take on the tasks that are worthy of a man, I cannot ignore the tasks that only women can do. Having to take on two responsibilities is exhausting, and my older sister yearns for a man's life. The more important it is, the more obvious it is that a woman is a woman.

My brother- My country, where I am a Myanmar citizen, is also a big family. When the daughters are doing their duties later, the sons have a lot to do to make the country great and develop. Women need to be feminine, and men need to be masculine. If only the boys can fulfill their duties, the girls will also have the strength to fulfill their duties. My sister told me that even if I told her about the country, the children would ignore the things that my sister would say. The children who are not interested in such things as (the country is ruined by a single drop of honey) are children today, but when they become adults tomorrow, they are considered to be defective. Therefore, no matter what country you are doing, my sister, my brother, you should do what is right for Myanmar. You should do what you need to do to be able to perform like others. These are mainly intended to be described by the elder sister.

Brother, the Buddha said that human life is very difficult. If we look at it from a worldly perspective, the human world is like a big station where we can travel by sea, land, train, ship, and automobile. If we become a human and are reincarnated in a place free from the eight (8) defilements, we can focus on which life we ​​will live in this life and practice what we do to make it worthwhile. We can also have a great human life. Even if we come to a man's life, which is difficult, there is no one higher than us (brothers). Older sisters can only be good mothers. Since we have to do our own work (to stand in front of the public), we cannot be as physically and intellectually strong as our brothers. Therefore, our older sisters do not encourage our younger sisters to be (good sons and mothers) and do not encourage our younger brothers to be (good sons and fathers). I want my younger brothers to know that my older sister has a strong desire to become a (good Burmese) who can fulfill the duties of the great nation of Myanmar, from the youngest to the oldest.