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It turned out that the military were enjoying a fancy party last Saturday, when more than 100 people, including a five-year-old boy, were killed in Myanmar. Miss Myanmar, who participated in the international beauty pageant on the same day, asked the international community for help with tears in her eyes. Reporter Yeo-jin Lee complies. On the 27th there was the worst bloodshed after the military coup on February 1. Myanmar’s military generals, including Supreme Commander Min Aung Hlaing, attended a large party after the Myanmar Army Day parade, the BBC reported. When you watch state television, military officers like Hlaing wear white uniforms and bow ties, smile cheerfully, and walk the red carpet. You can also enjoy dinner sitting at a large table against the backdrop of fireworks embroidered in the sky. The ceremony was attended by representatives from Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Laos and Thailand. On Twitter there were a series of publications criticizing the military, contrasting the photos of the military enjoying the party and those of the victims. That same night, at the Miss Grand International competition in Bangkok, Thailand, Miss Myanmar screamed for help from the international community. One Ray, who spoke on behalf of his country and delivered the voices of Myanmar citizens to the world, received the most attention and applause, although it did not win an award. “We are responsible for creating a peaceful world for the next generation,” said Han Ray, singing a Michael Jackson line and hitting the hearts of the audience. This is YTN Lee Yeo-jin.
