People in modern Myanmar are reconsidering an age-old question that already has an answer: "Should one pursue education or money? Which is more important - knowledge or wealth?" Why are people trying to solve a riddle that already has an answer? Among Myanmar's social media users,

In Myanmar, power outages during summer or frequent electricity interruptions have become a regular phenomenon, and it has become traditional for Myanmar governments to struggle with providing full electricity supply during the summer season. However, there are people who don't have to worry about power cuts. They are

Is paying to observe someone's daily life and culture a valuable cultural exchange, or is it human exploitation? In today's society, where even traditional zoos are being criticized for violating animal rights, ethnic-based tourism has become increasingly controversial. The "long neck villages" in Thailand&

Most households in Hlaing Tharyar Township have relied on underground artesian wells for water since the township's establishment. Now, residents complain that the groundwater no longer flows as abundantly as it did when the township was first established. During summer, despite each household using water pumps, they can&

Ko Zaw Min and his wife, who had settled in their small town, sold their 10 by 60-foot house with hopes of building a better future. Their plan was simple: combine the proceeds from the sale with their savings to buy a larger 20 by 60-foot plot. This was around

In Myanmar's Buddhist culture, when it comes to making donations between monks and nuns, nuns have always been left behind - a deeply rooted practice in Myanmar's religious landscape. But that's not all. Unlike monks, nuns cannot accept ready-made meals as alms. They also

After the industrial revolution, factory production became prevalent worldwide. As factories proliferated, their carbon dioxide emissions increased dramatically, impacting the environment. Thus, manufacturing industries came to be known as "smoke-producing economies." However, there exists one business sector that doesn't harm the environment: tourism. Unlike manufacturing, tourism

The Myitkyina Journal recently reported a critical case of a three-month-old infant requiring urgent surgery due to increasing fluid accumulation in the brain, causing progressive head enlargement. The infant's parents are workers at tissue-culture banana plantations, with the mother having worked during pregnancy in fields where she was