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Hcam Rac Wuing and Yaung Pay Suu II
In small two villages in central Burma, where traditional Myanmar cultural and traditions have been preserved for generations, all the girls and boys wear their Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း) and Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး).
Insmall two villages in central Burma, where traditional Myanmar cultural and traditions have been preserved for generations, all the girls and boys wear their Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း) and Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး). Girls 'hairstyles are called Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း) and boys' traditional hairstyles are called Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး). In the Myanmar tradition, hairstyles vary from age to age. By the time they are 9 or 10 years old, the hairs are getting longer, and girls are able to style their hair in Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း), and boys are able to style their hair in Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး). Traditional Burmese games include individual games and group games. They are playing Myanmar traditional games which Hpan Khone (Literal Translation: “high-jump game”), Shwe Sun Nyo (Literal translation: “golden brown kite”) and Kyat Phe Khut (Literal translation: “rooster fight”). This small two villages are village that can preserve the Myanmar cultural heritage.
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In small two villages in central Burma, where traditional Myanmar cultural and traditions have been preserved for generations, all the girls and boys wear their Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း) and Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး).
Insmall two villages in central Burma, where traditional Myanmar cultural and traditions have been preserved for generations, all the girls and boys wear their Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း) and Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး). Girls 'hairstyles are called Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း) and boys' traditional hairstyles are called Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး). In the Myanmar tradition, hairstyles vary from age to age. By the time they are 9 or 10 years old, the hairs are getting longer, and girls are able to style their hair in Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း), and boys are able to style their hair in Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး). Traditional Burmese games include individual games and group games. They are playing Myanmar traditional games which Hpan Khone (Literal Translation: “high-jump game”), Shwe Sun Nyo (Literal translation: “golden brown kite”) and Kyat Phe Khut (Literal translation: “rooster fight”). This small two villages are village that can preserve the Myanmar cultural heritage.
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