lily

[Htet Htet Soe🇲🇲 @HtetHte00335377]

🇲🇲 ထားဝယ်မြို့ရဲ့ သီတင်းကျွတ်အလှ ✨🪷
မြန်မာ့ရိုးရာ သပိတ်မျှောပွဲနှင့်အတူ ရိုးရာယဉ်ကျေးမှုအမွေအနှစ်များကို မြတ်နိုးဂုဏ်ယူကြပါစို့။ 🪔💛

#မြန်မာ့သီတင်းကျွတ် #ထားဝယ် #သပိတ်မျှောပွဲ #မြန်မာ့ရိုးရာယဉ်ကျေးမှု #MyanmarCulture

[𝑻𝒉𝒊𝒓𝒊_𝑲𝒚𝒂𝒘 @thrirkyaw]

I will always be proud to be Myanmar and a Buddhist. 🇲🇲❤️ Moments like these remind me how beautiful and precious our culture, traditions, and faith truly are. A heritage that fills my heart with peace, devotion, and endless pride. 🪷🙏🏻

#MyanmarThadingyut

[lily @lilya2_7]

@dejdanaisupa So why don't you use your own image and use Myanmar's image? Is it because you don't like the culture of your country?

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture
#MyanmarTraditionalCostume

[lily @lilya2_7]

@loginnn1 You show are from Myanmar, even though you deny that they belong to Thailand, you are only pointing out what belongs to Myanmar. Show your own culture, don't steal other people's culture.
#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture
#MyanmarTraditionalCostume

[lily @lilya2_7]

@gobin4455 That places Myanmar’s earliest cited record 80 years earlier. However, these records document different things and do not prove which festival originated first. Historical facts matter. 🇲🇲

[lily @lilya2_7]

@gobin4455 📜 Historical records show that Myanmar’s Thadingyut month was documented in a Bagan inscription in 1212 CE, while Sukhothai’s Ram Khamhaeng Inscription, dated 1292 CE, mentions candle-burning and fire-playing.

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage

[lily @lilya2_7]

@WCRyyy There are over 100 ethnic groups in our country.We all know what each ethnic group's culture is because we love our country's culture.That's why we don't allow others to copy our country's culture.#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture
#RespectMyanmarHeritage

[lily @lilya2_7]

@MBS_th38 Lanna was a vassal state of Burma from 1558 to 1774.

[lily @lilya2_7]

@PerayaLoveSK1 Don't you even know your own country's dress? We, Myanmar, know our own country's dress. This movie is about our country's dress.
#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture
#RespectMyanmarHeritage

[lily @lilya2_7]

@PO28573319 Don't you know that Lanna was under Burmese rule from 1558 to 1774?

[lily @lilya2_7]

@MBS_th38 That places Myanmar’s earliest cited record 80 years earlier. However, these records document different things and do not prove which festival originated first. Historical facts matter. 🇲🇲

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture

[lily @lilya2_7]

@MBS_th38 📜 Historical records show that Myanmar’s Thadingyut month was documented in a Bagan inscription in 1212 CE, while Sukhothai’s Ram Khamhaeng Inscription, dated 1292 CE, mentions candle-burning and fire-playing.

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture

[lily @lilya2_7]

@gobin4455 can you read English?

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture

[lily @lilya2_7]

@kimmonoK_129 The shirt shown in your painting is different from the shirt in the movie. You can tell by looking at it that the costume in the movie is Burmese.
#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture

[lily @lilya2_7]

@loginnn1 I was surprised that at that time, even though the Burmese people came to Thailand for a friendly festival, the Thais said it was their tradition. It's very sad that you guys don't respect it.
#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture

[lily @lilya2_7]

@loginnn1 I was a little surprised that people came to look up Myanmar history and asked which country it came from.

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarCulture

[lily @lilya2_7]

@loginnn1 Thailand gained independence from Burma in 1772. The culture originated from Burma. You can look it up in other history books. Our country still has stone inscriptions, sculptures, and historical markers, so there's a lot to prove it.

[lily @lilya2_7]

@loginnn1 The dances you showed weren't used in the story. We used our own dances.

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#RespectMyanmarHeritage

[lily @lilya2_7]

@loginnn1 Thadingyut is Myanmar’s Buddhist festival marking the end of Buddhist Lent. Although both involve lighting candles and paying homage to the Buddha, they have distinct cultural traditions and histories. Similarities do not mean they are the same festival.

[lily @lilya2_7]

@loginnn1 Thadingyut is Myanmar’s Buddhist festival marking the end of Buddhist Lent. Although both involve lighting candles and paying homage to the Buddha, they have distinct cultural traditions and histories. Similarities do not mean they are the same festival.