Why is Myanmar so chaotic, and no one can control it?
In fact, Myanmar has hardly been unified in history, although it is not as large as the mainland Qinghai Province, and the total population is only more than 50 million, but it has 135 ethnic groups, including Burmese, Shan, Karen, Mon, etc., of which the Burman population is the largest, reaching 65%. Since 1924, Burma has been occupied by the British many times, and the British directly ruled the core area dominated by the Burmese ethnic group; Ethnic minorities in northern and southern Myanmar ruled only indirectly, leaving ethnic minority leaders directly under their control, while retaining some of the traditional systems and privileged positions of the upper echelons of ethnic minorities.
This divisive policy of divide and rule by razing has successfully intensified ethnic contradictions within Myanmar. At the same time, the British often gave guns and money to some ethnic minorities to tacitly support the armed forces in northern Burma. After a long time, Myanmar was rapidly divided internally, and the strength of the armed forces in northern Myanmar soared, which directly led to the difficulty of the later Myanmar government to control northern Myanmar, even if Myanmar became independent in 1948, it failed to quell the civil unrest, and northern Myanmar is still a terrible black zone.
In northern Myanmar, the Golden Triangle region, the drug trade has become normal, and it is also home to the world's largest fraud company, with more than 100,000 fraudsters alone. At the same time, there is a large number of armed forces, and they even have the ability to make weapons. What is even more frightening is that every day people will be deceived into northern Myanmar and live a life worse than death. And people who come to northern Myanmar, simply living with a sound body, is a very small thing, being beaten, less arms, less legs and less waist is the norm here. In such a chaotic and dark state, even if the Myanmar government wants to manage it, it is powerless.
How terrifying is northern Myanmar? Ga's waist is a trifle, how did the witnesses escape from death?
Recently, four college students in Anhui Province failed to resist the "temptation of high salary" during their internship, chose to sneak across the border, and were safely returned after missing contact for a few days, which caused heated discussions on the Internet, and many netizens sighed that these four children were really blessed. For a while, the topic of Southeast Asian countries led by Myanmar once again topped the list, especially those scandals in northern Myanmar.
On March 21, Li Wei of Jinan, Shandong, a fugitive from northern Myanmar, recounted his hellish experience in northern Myanmar. At the end of last year, Li Wei was deceived into Yunnan in order to recover 170,000 yuan from his customers, and then was kidnapped and smuggled to Myanmar, where he was then sold as goods to a telecommunications fraud company. During the period of coercion and fraud, Li Wei and his co-workers were also taken to the corporal punishment area to visit, this place not only has a water prison, but also hangs brackets, etc., people have no dignity here, on the surface 3,000 yuan a day to do 10 days of high-paying work, but in fact handcuffs on the keyboard of telecommunications fraud. Li Wei said that the office building is full of steel bars, and there will be security guards with guns 24 hours a day, they can't run at all, they can't jump if they want to jump off the building, and if they don't have performance after entering, they will be sold to other companies or sold by "removing organs", and the bodies that have been harvested will be thrown directly into the mountain, and they will be buried by digging a small hole casually.
After being arrested, Li Wei and his co-workers tore the sheets, pillowcases, and Simmons rolled up into strips, knotted them one by one to make a survival rope, and slid down the 7th-floor window. However, the worker was unfortunately recaptured, and he was taken to the hospital because he was seriously injured and unconscious, and then traveled for several days before returning to China. Afterwards, Li Wei said: The road back to China is actually very close, less than two hours by car, but it is full of danger and difficulty! In fact, many more people will not come back in the end.
Is the Kokang region of northern Myanmar really of Chinese descent? Do you still use Chinese and mainland textbooks today?
Between Myanmar, which has the darkest place, and Yunnan on the mainland, there is an area where a group of Chinese-speaking but not Chinese live in the Kokang Autonomous Region of Myanmar, which is also the largest Chinese concentration area in northern Myanmar, with a population of nearly 300,000, most of them are Kokang, and the Kokang are the descendants of the Han people who entered Myanmar. To put it bluntly, the Kokang are actually Han people, but the Myanmar government artificially divides the ethnic group in order to divide the Han people.
Therefore, not only do people here speak Mandarin and spend RMB, local shops, restaurants, Internet cafes, TV stations, etc. use the same simplified Chinese characters as Chinese mainland, and even schools here use Chinese textbooks, except for history textbooks, which are no different from China, and Burmese is only a supporting language for them. At the same time, the mobile phone numbers here are also used by China's three major communication providers, and the electricity is also directly transmitted by China Southern Power Grid Corporation.
However, since the 2009 Gokang-Myanmar War, the Kokang Autonomous Region has begun to implement Burmese language education, and the Chinese characters of the past have been replaced, and now the Burmese language has become the mainstream. This is because after the Myanmar army successfully controlled Kokang, in order to smoothly de-sinicize, it has been committed to promoting Burmese language education in the Kokang area, and has also ordered all schools to start teaching Burmese and Burmese. Today, 14 years after the Gomyanmar War, Burmese language education is relatively common thanks to the unremitting efforts of the Burmese government.