[국제]”Everything will be fine” … the last message from a Myanmar girl

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The latest message from a 19-year-old girl who died at the scene of a protest with 38 people killed by Myanmar’s military police shooting during one day only yesterday (3rd) is resounding in the hearts of people around the world. .

The words “Everything will be fine” on this girl’s shirt emerged as a symbol of resistance to the Myanmar military.

Reporter Chae Moon-seok in the press.

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This is the scene of the protests in Mandalay, Myanmar’s second largest city.

The girl who looks young at first glance has a dark expression.

This is a 19 year old girl named Chial Shin.

The girl, who took to the streets to conquer democracy, was shot in the head and died after the photograph was taken.

“Everything will be fine,” was written on Chial’s black shirt.

As commemorative messages spilled over onto social media like Twitter, the words “Everything will be fine” became a symbol of resistance.

Locally, photos of wearing our Taekwondo uniforms are also being shared on sns.

As if preparing from protest to death, the girl regrets netizens by leaving her blood type and emergency contact information on Facebook.

[미얀마 현지 주민 : 치알 신 씨가 민주화를 위해 같이 싸우고 있는 국민 들을 위로해주는 것처럼 느꼈고 한편으로도 자기 자신을 위로하는 것 아닐까 느껴져서 가슴이 아팠습니다.]

Many citizens attended the local funeral.

There was a long line of worship around the coffin where she was lying.

Singing together the symbol of resistance, popular songs, we saw their last path to democracy.

The funeral of the god Chial was broadcast live through sns and struck the hearts of the world.

I’m Moon-Seok Chae from YTN.

[저작권자(c) YTN & YTN plus 무단전재 및 재배포 금지]