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Introduction (My Life Will Go On, by Junior Win) I started to write in 1996. I wrote because I wanted to write. But I did not want to be a writer. I was not sure for my career as a…
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MATHEMATICS – 4 RABBIT UNDER THE TREE by Dr. Khin Maung Win (Math) Working People’s Daily , 17 August 1987 Pho Tay was telling his friend Nyi Nyi about his experience that morning . ”You remember our friend Soe Myint…
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‘Our histories are never dead to us, because we have never forgotten them.’ (Junior Win’s A Memory of My Grandparents. 2015) I wrote a book ‘A Memory of My Grandparents’ to held the hundredth anniversary of my grandparents in 2015.…
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In Defense of Buddhism and the Immigration Problems in our Country By Kyaw Lat With the concept and conviction that the world’s major religions must have some positive contributions to the humanity, I have been studying other world’s major…
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MATHEMATICS 3 MATHEMATICS BEHIND A 4 PAPER by Dr. Khin Maung Win.Maths. Everyone is familiar with A 4 size paper. A writing paper of that size measures about 8.3 inches and 11.7 inches, approximately. I say approximately because you can…
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In our Burmese custom, during the Thadingyut festival, young people brought foods, or cakes or gifts, and they offered in front of their teachers or adults, and paid respect. My grandpa was a teacher, and he received gifts, and respect…
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MATHEMATICS 2 by Dr Khin Maung Win (Math) FOLDING A PAPER The Working People’s Daily, 28 June 1987 What’s so special about folding a paper?, you might ask.Nothing special except that you wouldn’t believe it if I tell you that…
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(My grandma; Khin Myo Chit (writer).) Grandma’s one of her translated works; Dennis Wheatley’s Strange Conflict I read many times with excitement. At that time, I had not read the original yet. I only read grandma’s Burmese translation. (Grandma’s translated…
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MATHEMATICS 1 – NEW MATHS 2500 YEARS AGO by Dr.Khin Maung Win (The Working People’s Daily, 23 March 1987) What is New Maths ? New Maths is the kind of Maths that lays emphasis on reasoning and thinking. Who…
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(My grandparents – U Khin Maung Latt, and Khin Myo Chit (writer) in 1930?) My grandparents always told us about their wartime life, and how they struggled in hard time. I listened what they said to us, but I had…
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K (U Khin Zaw) (1905 – 1989) My grandma – Khin Myo Chit (writer) met U Khin Zaw who was the Director of the Burmese Broadcasting Service (BBS) when she lived at Aye-Yeik-Thar (peaceful villa) in 1950. Aye-Yeik-Thar was a…
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A FAMILY OF WRITERS by Thu Maung Pyinmana Association Magazine. August 1981 Translated by Dr. Khin Maung Win (Maths.) Beauty Magazine .December 2001 We are five brothers.To be more exact,we are all together seven, five brothers and two sisters. The…
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When I was a child, I used to see my grandma (Khin Myo Chit – writer) typing or writing at her beautiful desk. The desk was made by wood, well-polished, and it seemed shined through my eyes. I did not…
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SOMETIMES I LOSE, SOMETIMES SHE WINS by Kyu Kyu Thin Translated by Dr. Khin Maung Win (Maths) From ”Shades of Life” Selected Short Stories – Bilingual, March 2014 The ping pong ball is jumping to and fro across the net.Tick…
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(My grandparents (U) Khin Maung Latt, and Khin Myo Chit (writer) in 1965)) Houses They Lived In 1943, my grandparents stayed at 408-410 Dalousie Road, 24 Zabuyit Street, SANCHAUNG, Rangoon. I saw the address at the back-cover of the book;…