Salai Biak Lian SangYou may wonder who Omoda Monchi is. Sure, it is a Japanese name. There were days that a Burmese national hero had humbly siad "Watashi wa Omoda Monchi desu". It was a Japanese name of General Aung San. He also had a Chinese name called Tan Lu Sho. Of course, he had made friendship with the fascist Japanese and even became their colleague fighter. He also had made friendship with the communist Chinese. That's why he got those names. His father U Pha was a lawyer and communist. I Google about General Aung San...
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st1\:*{behavior:url(#ieooui) } Kawl Cozah Dirhmun le A Ruahning (Policy) le LaimiBy Sang AwrBiahmaithi: Biaknak lei riantuanmi ka si nain kan cozah nih ram an kan hruaining ka zoh tikah ka purh khawh tawk ka hmuhning tial ka duh. Laimi dirhmun in cuanh ka duh fawn. Biaknak lei Vuanci nih kum khat ah voihnih tluk Kawlram chung biaknak lei riantuantu upa he tonnak an tuah tawn i MBC President dirhmun in kaa tel ve theo. Khrihfa lawng si loin Muslim le Hindu zong an i tel. Kanmah duhmi chimnak nakin anmah nih zul hna seh ti...
To the Chin People (part I) Salai Z T LianTo the Chin Youth; In the coming era, the Chin Youth will become the leaders of Chin State and some organizations. Among them, who try hard to study in their field, have good character and good discipline in their work or their study will become the leaders of Chin State and Chin People. The leaders for Chins must have National-minded, not tribal-minded or regional-minded among the Chins, and must be educated and hero for their Chinland. The most important thing is that they must value...
Chin National Day and National Duty
Robert Siang Lian, M.A., R.L
(This article is taken from, Golden Jubilee Magazine, 1998 of Tedim No. 1 Basic Education High School, pages 573-577)
Every nationality has its own national day. We, the Chin people, also have our own national day which falls on 20th February every year. The Chin National Day did not come into being accidentally out of narrow nationalism and patriotism, but it came into existence as a result of the slow and steady struggle against the hereditary feudal system,...
st1\:*{behavior:url(#ieooui) } Chin “National” Day and Self-DeterminationBy Salai Elaisa Vahnie*from Chinland GuardianFebruary 16, 2006 The term “national” might have been interpreted in a variety of ways with different implications by historians, politicians, and scholars. We may notice that the word national has been marked in quotation intentionally in the title of this article to emphasize its importance in itself. In this short article, I would like to revisit and engage with a very brief historical and philosophical...
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THE CHIN IDENTITY CRISIS By Richard ZatuCan you identify a Chin national in the streets of Yangon, Mandalay or elsewhere? Chances are that you can't. However, you'll be able, most of the time, to tell an Indian or a Chinese by the colour of his skin. But it is difficult, sometimes impossible, to differentiate other racial groups of Myanmar from another by appearance since we all have similar skin colour...
