Love Poems: How love enriched Myanmar literature forever | Nay Oke | TEDxInyaLake

[@myamya8063]

Thanks for U Nay Oak's speech.❤

[@waihinnoo]

Thanks so much Sayar U Nay Oak for sharing our culture knowledge to the people and its so touching me to hear about the true story behind the peons.

[@yangonite]

Thanks U Nay Oak for the talk. You are the best! Now we know whom Ba Gyi Aung lied to for the golden statue.. our new president is the son of Min Thu Wun the great poet of that time.... you are the link to our old British educated Burma.

[@kyawnyeinaung]

Amazing presentation U Nay Oke!

[@kiraos6732]

5:50
I hate the fact that the "obedient daughter" part is considered as a positive. it's so bad to expect your child to be obedient, like a trained dog

[@NER0868]

Considering how it's ideal status of a woman in burmese culture and household is depressing and it's even sadder when you consider it's still used in some places in myanmar. Its as the women's postitive attributes are defined by her obedience set by the men's standards. Truly a shame.

[@heinzayarmin]

No, what he means by being obedient a daughter is a daughter who knows her duties as a daughter and listens to her parents. More like the word "devoted " in this case.

[@kiraos6732]

@@heinzayarmin you didn't make this sound any better