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 Top 10 visited southeast asian countries of 2024 1. **Indonesia**: With over 1.5 million tourist arrivals, Indonesia remains a favorite destination. Explore its diverse landscapes, from lush jungles to pristine beaches. 2. **Thailand**: Known for its bustling cities, ancient temples, and vibrant street life, Thailand continues to attract travelers. 3. **Vietnam**: From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the serene beauty of Halong Bay, Vietnam offers a mix of history, culture, and natural wonders. 4. **Cambodia**: Siem Reap, home to the magnificent Angkor Wat temple complex, is a must-visit. Explore ancient ruins and immerse yourself in Khmer culture. 5. **Philippines**: Siargao, with its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters, is a paradise for beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts. 6. **Malaysia**: Kuala Lumpur's modern skyline and Melaka's cultural diversity make Malaysia an intriguing destination. 7. **Myanmar**: Discover the ancient city of Bagan, explore the serene ...

 Top 8 poor asian countries in 2024

 Top 8 richest asian countries in 2024 1. **Singapore**:    - With a **GDP per capita** expected to exceed **$100,000**, Singapore leads the pack as the wealthiest country in Asia. Its robust economy thrives on finance, technology, and trade ². 2. **Qatar**:    - Doha, the main city and economic hub of Qatar, contributes to its impressive wealth.    - Qatar's GDP per capita is estimated at **$83,890** ². 3. **Israel**:    - Israel boasts a diverse economy, including technology, agriculture, and tourism.    - Its GDP per capita stands at **$55,540** ². 4. **Hong Kong**:    - As a global financial center, Hong Kong's prosperity is evident.    - The GDP per capita here is approximately **$52,430** ⁴. 5. **Macao**:    - Known for its vibrant casinos and tourism, Macao enjoys a high GDP per capita of around **$50,570** ⁴. 6. **United Arab Emirates (UAE)**:    - The UAE's wealth stems from oil expor...

 Top 10 most poor countries in the world 2024 1. **Burundi**: Located in East Africa, Burundi is the world's poorest country. With over 13.2 million people, it faces the challenge of rapid population growth. Burundi's **PPP (purchasing power parity)** is $840, while its GNI per capita using the **Atlas Method** is only $220, making it the lowest among all listed nations¹. 2. **Central African Republic (CAR)**: CAR follows closely as one of the poorest countries. It has a GNI per capita of $1,020. 3. **DR Congo (Democratic Republic of the Congo)**: Despite its vast natural resources, DR Congo struggles with poverty. Its GNI per capita is $1,280. 4. **Somalia**: This country in the Horn of Africa faces ongoing conflict and instability. Its GNI per capita is $1,360. 5. **Mozambique**: Located in southeastern Africa, Mozambique's GNI per capita stands at $1,410. 6. **Niger**: Niger faces challenges related to desertification and food insecurity. Its GNI per capita is $1,510. 7....

Top 10 best action movies in 2023    (10) Black Ops: Retribution A rogue operative seeks redemption by dismantling a powerful criminal syndicate. High-octane action and moral dilemmas await¹. (9) Indiana Jones 5  The legendary archaeologist embarks on another adventure, unearthing ancient secrets and battling foes. (8) The Killer  A mysterious entry, but one that likely delivers suspense, intrigue, and adrenaline-fueled sequences. (7) Creed 3  Inside and outside the ring, Adonis Creed battles opponents and personal demons. (6) Mission Impossible  Dead Reckoning"**: Ethan Hunt's latest mission combines espionage, daring stunts, and unexpected turns. (5) Extraction 2  Chris Hemsworth's Tyler Rake returns, facing new challenges and leaving a trail of destruction. (4) John Wick 4  The iconic assassin is back, navigating dangerous situations and taking down adversaries with his signature style. (3) Sisu  While shrouded in mystery, this film promis...

 Top 10 mystery videos in the world 2024 1. **Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery**:    - Southern gentlemen detective Benoit Blanc (played by Daniel Craig) returns in this sequel to the modern Agatha Christie-style mystery movie, *Knives Out*. Set on a private island owned by billionaire tech founder Elon Musk Miles Bron (Edward Norton), the film weaves an intricate web of deception among a wealthy cast of suspects. Kathryn Hahn, Janelle Monáe, Leslie Odom Jr., Kate Hudson, and Dave Bautista deliver delightful character work in this thoroughly enjoyable mystery¹. 2. **The Call**:    - A dark and chilling South Korean mystery film, *The Call*, directed by Lee Chung-hyun, explores supernatural elements. It's a gripping tale that you won't be able to hang up on, unlike the phone call at its center¹. 3. **The Fall of the House of Usher**:    - While not a movie, this mystery series on Netflix is worth mentioning. Based on Edgar Allan Poe's classic tale, it ...

Top 10 most richest countries in the world 2024 1. **Luxembourg**: Known for its robust financial sector, Luxembourg has a high GDP per capita at **$143,303.60**. It's a major player in global banking and investment funds management. The country has wisely diversified its economy beyond banking, attracting significant investment in technology and data-based industries¹. 2. **Ireland**: With a GDP per capita of **$137,638**, Ireland's rise is attributed to factors like its 12.5% corporate tax rate. Dublin, its capital, boasts a mix of historical charm and modernity¹. 3. **Singapore**: A global financial hub, Singapore has a GDP per capita of **$133,107.62**. Its strategic location, efficient infrastructure, and business-friendly policies contribute to its prosperity¹. 4. **Qatar**: An oil-rich nation, Qatar's GDP per capita stands at **$114,210.45**. It has invested in infrastructure, tourism, and finance, making it one of the wealthiest countries¹. 5. **Switzerland**: Known...

 Top 10 most visited countries in the world 2024 1. **France**: With **117.1 million** annual international tourist arrivals, France leads the way. Its iconic landmarks, rich history, and exquisite cuisine make it a favorite among travelers. Paris alone drew **38 million** tourists in 2019, with attractions like the Eiffel Tower, Musée du Louvre, and the Palace of Versailles. The lush countryside, dotted with storybook villages, mountains, vineyards, and castles, adds to its allure. 2. **Poland**: Poland welcomed **88.5 million** visitors. Explore its historic cities, medieval architecture, and picturesque landscapes. Krakow, Warsaw, and Wroclaw are must-visit destinations. 3. **Mexico**: With **51.1 million** tourists, Mexico offers stunning beaches, ancient Mayan ruins, and vibrant festivals. From the bustling streets of Mexico City to the serene beaches of Cancun, there's something for every traveler. 4. **United States**: The U.S. attracted **45 million** visitors. Explore New ...

 According to the 2023 Global Peace Index¹, the five most peaceful countries in the world are: - **Iceland** with an index value of **1.12** - **Denmark** with an index value of **1.31** - **Ireland** with an index value of **1.31** - **New Zealand** with an index value of **1.31** - **Austria** with an index value of **1.32** The index value is a measure of how peaceful a country is, based on 23 indicators grouped into three criteria: militarization, safety and security, and domestic and international conflict. The lower the index value, the more peaceful the country. Iceland has been the most peaceful country in the world since 2008. 🕊️

 the five most dangerous countries in the world for 2024 are: (1) Syria : Ranked as the least peaceful country in the world for the ninth consecutive year, Syria is still suffering from the devastating effects of a civil war that has killed over 400,000 people and displaced millions more¹. (2) Afghanistan : Despite the withdrawal of US troops and the formation of a new government, Afghanistan remains plagued by violence, instability, and human rights violations. The Taliban, which now controls most of the country, has banned YouTube and other social media platforms, and has imposed harsh restrictions on women and minorities². (3) Yemen : Yemen is facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with over 20 million people in need of urgent assistance. The country is torn by a brutal conflict between the Houthi rebels and the Saudi-led coalition, which has caused widespread famine, disease, and displacement³. (4) South Sudan : South Sudan is the youngest nation in the world, but also o...

 Thingyan is the Myanmar New Year festival that usually occurs in the middle of April. It is a Buddhist festival celebrated over a period of four to five days, culminating in the New Year. The dates of the Thingyan Festival are calculated according to the Burmese calendar. ² The festival is marked by water-throwing or dousing one another from any shape or form of vessel or device that delivers water. This is a symbol of cleansing and washing away the sins and bad luck of the previous year. The festival also involves religious ceremonies, merit-making activities, performances, and feasts. ²³ The festival is celebrated in slightly different ways in different states and regions of Myanmar, reflecting the diversity of the country's culture and traditions. ³ Thingyan is a joyous time filled with gratitude and lively antics. It is one of the most popular and anticipated festivals in Myanmar. 

 Myanmar, also known as Burma, is a country with a rich and diverse culture in Southeast Asia. There are many festivals in Myanmar that reflect the traditions, beliefs, and history of the people. Some of the most popular festivals are: - Thingyan Water Festival: This is the Myanmar New Year festival that is celebrated in April. People splash water on each other to wash away the sins and bad luck of the old year and welcome the new one. It is a time of joy, fun, and goodwill. - Kason Festival: This is a Buddhist festival that is celebrated in May. It commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and death of the Buddha. People pour water on the sacred Bodhi tree, which is believed to be the tree under which the Buddha attained enlightenment. - Taunggyi Balloon Festival: This is a festival that is held in November in Taunggyi, the capital of Shan State. It is a spectacular event where people launch giant paper balloons into the sky. Some of the balloons are decorated with lanterns, candles,...

 U Thant was a Burmese diplomat and the third secretary-general of the United Nations from 1961 to 1971. He was the first non-Scandinavian to hold the position and the longest-serving secretary-general in history. He played a key role in resolving the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Congo Crisis, and the Vietnam War. He was also a devout Buddhist and a champion of world peace.

  The people of Myanmar are proud of their country and culture, which are rich in diversity and history. They are mostly followers of Theravada Buddhism, which influences their daily lives and values. They are also known for their warm hospitality and kindness to visitors. Some of the things that they are proud of are: - Their ancient kings, who built magnificent temples and monuments, such as the Shwedagon Pagoda, the Bagan Archaeological Zone, and the Kyaiktiyo Pagoda. - Their ethnic diversity, which includes 135 officially recognized groups, each with their own language, customs, and traditions. Some of the major ethnic groups are the Bamar, Shan, Karen, Rakhine, Mon, Kachin, Chin, and Kayah. - Their festivals, which celebrate their religious, cultural, and seasonal events, such as the Thingyan Water Festival, the Thadingyut Festival of Lights, and the Taunggyi Balloon Festival. - Their cuisine, which reflects their geographical and cultural diversity, and incorporates influence...

 Union Day is a public holiday in Myanmar that commemorates the anniversary of Burma's unification under the leadership of nationalist leader Bogyoke Aung San. It celebrates the end of 300 years of civil wars and colonization, as Burmese people stood up against the ravages of imperialism and rejected British rule. Union Day is celebrated on February 12 every year, the date when the Panglong Agreement was signed and passed in 1947. The agreement paved the way for Burma's independence from the British in January 1948. Union Day is marked by a relay of the union flag, cultural performances, and speeches by political leaders.

 Valentine's Day is a holiday that people celebrate on February 14. It is also called Saint Valentine's Day. On this day, people express their love and affection for their romantic partners, friends, family members, and classmates by sending them cards, candy, flowers, and other gifts. The origin of Valentine's Day is not very clear, but it may have something to do with an ancient Roman festival called Lupercalia, which celebrated the coming of spring and fertility. There are also several legends about Saint Valentine, who was a Christian martyr who died for his faith and love. Some people believe that he performed secret marriages for young couples, healed a blind girl, or wrote a letter to his beloved before his execution. He is now considered the patron saint of love and romance. Valentine's Day became popular in Europe in the Middle Ages, and later spread to other parts of the world. Today, Valentine's Day is celebrated in many countries, with different customs ...

 The Nobel Prize is a prestigious award given annually to individuals or organisations who have made outstanding contributions in the fields of physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature, peace, and economic sciences. The prize was established by the Swedish inventor and industrialist Alfred Nobel, who left his fortune to fund the awards in his will. The first Nobel Prizes were awarded in 1901, and since then, more than 900 laureates have received the honour. ¹² Some of the notable Nobel laureates include Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, Malala Yousafzai, and Peter Handke. The Nobel Prize is widely regarded as the most prestigious award in the world, and it comes with a gold medal, a diploma, and a monetary prize of 11 million SEK (about 1.2 million USD). 

  There are many famous battles in history that had a significant impact on the course of events, cultures, and civilizations. Some examples are: - The **Battle of Muye** (1046 BC), where the Zhou tribe overthrew the corrupt Shang Dynasty and established the Zhou Dynasty in China¹. - The **Battle of Marathon** (490 BC), where the Greeks defeated the invading Persians and demonstrated their military prowess and cultural resilience¹. - The **Battle of Thermopylae** (480 BC), where a small force of Spartans and their allies held off a massive Persian army for three days and inspired the Greeks to fight for their freedom¹. - The **Battle of Hastings** (1066), where William the Conqueror defeated Harold Godwinson and became the king of England, ushering in the Norman conquest and a new era of English history². - The **Battle of Waterloo** (1815), where Napoleon Bonaparte was finally defeated by a coalition of British, Prussian, and other European forces, ending his imperial ambitions an...

 Min Aung Hlaing is a Burmese military officer who held the position of Commander-in-Chief of the Myanmar Armed Forces (Tatmadaw) from 2011 until 2021. He was born on July 3, 1956, in Yangon, Myanmar. Min Aung Hlaing played a significant role in Myanmar's military operations, including the crackdown on the Rohingya minority in Rakhine State, which led to widespread condemnation and allegations of ethnic cleansing and genocide. On February 1, 2021, Min Aung Hlaing orchestrated a military coup, overthrowing the civilian government led by Aung San Suu Kyi. Following the coup, he assumed control of the country and established the State Administration Council (SAC). His actions have been met with international criticism and condemnation, leading to sanctions imposed by various countries and organizations.

 Ethnicities (135).  <•><•><•><•><•><•><•>  1. Burmese - 9 types  2. Kachin - 12 varieties  3. Itchy - 9 types  4. Karen - 11 types  5, Chin - 53 types  6. Mon - 1 type  7. Arakan - 7 types  8. Shan - 33 types  Total - 135 types  Burmese - 9 types  **********  1. Burmese - Burmese Dawei tassel John  rabbi Kadu (crossing), crab, bathroom Phone (phone).  Kachin - 12 varieties  **************  2. Kachin - Among the 12 ethnic groups, Kachin, cro Dalang Jane Fo, Goris, Khako, Durin, Meru (Logor), Rawan Lashi (La Chit), Aziz Among the Lisu people, it is the main type of chin. In addition, there are also those who are descended from the younger (7) brothers of the great father Wa Chewa.  Itchy - 9 types  **************  3. Kaya Su - Kaya, Zayem Kyang (Padong), Gekho, Geba, Praye (Kyo), Manuma Naw, Instead, That's it. ...

  There are some rich people..  They don't reveal anything about their property  They didn't reveal it  The people next door think they are rich  Intuitively  As one person once said  Before he had a necklace  I really want to wear it without a chain  He didn't want to see his bald neck  Now he has five chains  I don't wear any strings anymore  He didn't wear it  Because he knows what he has  Bystanders still think  Not worried..  That you are not comfortable  Ha Ne is also calm  The main thing is to know that you are there  Living life contentedly  Because he was dressed in rags  Some people who don't know me  I still think  Dare to pass  Because he knows what he has  Yes, right?  The main thing is to know your own property  I think it's dull because I don't show it  It's a good one  Those who pretend to be flatterers  Of course

 Kali Yuga is the era of evil and darkness. injustice Please, Lord Kalki, remove the heretics of cruelty and arbitrariness.  Let there be justice and peace throughout the world and throughout Myanmar.  Let the unheard-of atrocities disappear from the world.  Love each other and see people as people.  Lord Kalki is the remaining incarnation of Lord Vithshanu who will blossom in Kaliyuga.  God is the God who will wipe out the darkness and evil that prevails in Kali Yuga and bring back the light.

 If you feel down and think it's impossible, remember the owner of KFC.  His father died when he was 5 years old.  He left school at the age of 16.  At the age of 17, he already has 4 jobs  At the age of 18, he got married.  Between the ages of 18 and 22, he worked as a train conductor and lost his job again.  He can't get into law school.  He worked at an insurance company and lost his job again.  At the age of 19, he became a father.  At the age of 20, his wife left him and left the house with their young daughter.  He got a job again as a cook and dishwasher at a small cafe.  When he was separated from his wife, he tried to kidnap her daughter but failed. In this way, he made promises to the woman and was able to bring her back home.  He joined the army and he was very tired.  He retired at the age of 65  On the first day of his retirement, he received $105 from the government.  He looked at that money a...

Peter Chou is HTC’s Chief Executive Officer and has been with the company since its establishment in 1997. Peter strongly believes in the values of entrepreneurship and innovation and, under his leadership, he has led the charge to establish HTC as a global smartphone brand. With a vision for how mobile convergence could change how people live,Peter realized the tremendous potential of smartphones as he started to shape HTC’s culture of innovation more than a decade ago. Under his leadership, HTC has achieved many milestones, including the introduction of the world’s first Android and Windows Phone smartphones. Peter has also established strong relationships with the top mobile and technology companies including Google, Microsoft and Qualcomm, as well as the world’s leading mobile operators. Regarded by many as a pioneer and visionary in the mobile industry, Peter has received numerous awards including Laptop Magazine’s #5 most influential mobile executive, the prestigious ...

  The one who bought the white elephant from Thipao              ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨  The foreigner who paid $250,000 (US$250,000) to buy a white elephant named "Mountain" from Thipao, the last dynasty of the Khon Pao era, was American P.T Barnum.  He spends a lot of money traveling around the world exhibiting exotic exhibits. On March 28, 1884 (Moe Myint Maung-20), they bought a mountain from Thipao Min and took it to London on the English ship Lydian Monarch, which was docked at Yangon port, and then continued to New York City in the United States. Along with a white elephant, Bochu and Bachu, the elephant keepers, accompanied him.  A telegram from Daniel B. Sickles, a buyer who had bought a mountain in Mandalay, announced that a snow-white elephant would arrive in New York in a few days.  Not long after, a large ship carrying a mountain from Burma arrived at New York Harbor. Peti Ba Khim also went on board the ship to welcome a big ...

  "King Mindon and Pulses Hin" _________________________________ Chuchala, sometimes unforgettable, is often overseen by German doctors and traditional Burmese doctors. I wanted to eat beans, so I ordered the chef to cook. The doctors did not allow it. Therefore, the chef did not cook. When the bean curd became soft and the beans became soft, King Mindon, who was sitting in the inner room, became more and more unable to sit still. He came with a cane. King Mindon, who was sitting in the attic, heard but pretended not to know.

 The inventor of the WI-FI we use every day.  .  Hedi Lamarr, who is recognized as one of the world's most beautiful actresses in the movie world, and also a scientist, is a Jewish Austrian citizen. He invented the Wi-Fi system we use today.  .  His passion was that he was interested in technology, but in his vacations, he shot movies every now and then. He began his career as an actor in films about Jews escaping from the Nazis in Hollywood and German cinema.  .  Her birthday, November 9, is recognized as "Invention Day" in German-speaking countries such as Austria, Switzerland and Germany.  

 In Burmese history, Thein Kho Min (aka Thein Kho Min) Min Kho Min will be noticed by a farmer while eating cucumbers in a cucumber orchard in Burmese history and is known as a deity king. He is one of the deities. What historians do not like is his name, 'Thein Kho' is the name given to the Burmese people Thiho Island. Before Anawrahta, there was no record of transit between Thihol (Singo) and Arimadana Bagan. King Thein Kho was born in 908 AD during the reign of his father, Slay Ngu, and his mother's name was not found. In 924 A.D. Thein Kho Min seems to always go out to play in the forest after the reign of the king. Twenty-two years later, 22 years later, while playing in the forest, he came to Nyaung Oo alone and exhausted. King Thein Kho, who was about to die, also fell into a picture and died of a deity. The horseman took the farmer to the Bagan palace and went to the queen in person. It is illogical to say that he could assassinate a king and become king. Thus, the ...