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   (3) Glue noodles  Do you want to eat hot glue noodles in cold weather?  How to make glue noodles  D  (2) For convenience  If you are going to make glue noodles, you can use dry wheat noodles, Chicken Dried mushrooms Dried flowers, sausage (intentionally added, usually not used); Glue powder Duck egg ကန် စွန် ရွက်၊ Soy sauce Salt The main requirements are sugar and water. Good chili You also need fried onions and squash.   First, soak the noodles in boiling water for a while to soften them. Look at your favorite soft and hard position and pick up the noodles…  Dip one foot into warm running water, pausing between layers to allow them to dry.   I was cold with cold water. Put the noodles in cold water in a saucepan and put ice cubes on the noodles and let them cool…. If it does not cool down, This is because the noodles can stick together and stick together.  Then add chicken to the broth for soy sauce. Salt Grind with sugar and bring to a boil. When the chicken is t

 

 The Rakhine people have been living in Rakhine State since before 6000 BC.  More than 3,000 BC, a "city-state" was established and a feudal system flourished.  In Rakhine State, the Rakhine people are called Dhawadi,  ဝေ သာ လီ၊  They lived in four different eras, Lay Myo and Mrauk U.  It reached its peak during the Northern Egg era.  In the middle of the world, Rakhine State is an independent, self-created nation.  It is an independent nation.  During the Northern Egg era, the standard of culture in Rakhine State was very high.  At that time, from the reign of King Narapati Gyi (Kusala) who ascended the throne in 1638 AD to the reign of the President in 1782 A.D.  Business;  Military;  There has been progress in foreign affairs.  Under the rule of incompetent kings, the country was in a state of disarray and progress.  These incidents are purely internal to Rakhine State.  The Great President (1782-1784)  Even before the coronation of the Great President in 1782 (1782 A.D.),

 A glimpse of the Chin tribes in Saetottara Township  The son of King Kyansittha, It is said that the seven mountainous districts were established by the government # Min Thiri Khettara (Zeya Khettara) in 460 A.D. Burma. It is called Zeta Uttara and it is called Zetottara. It is also known as Saetottara. Similarly, it was called Zeta Uttara because it was established on the northern hill of Zeta Taung (Ye Taung).  To the east of Saetottara is Salin Township and Pwint Phyu Township. To the south by Ngape; To the west by Ann Township in Rakhine State and Kanpetlet Township in Chin State; It borders Saw Township in the north. In 2018, there are 113 villages in the township. There are 46 village tracts, with 23,133 Chin (51.747%) and 21,545 Burmans (48.195%). 19 Chin villages were established. It is said to include 10 Burmese villages. In 1978, there were 90 Chin villages; There are 30 Myanmar villages. The area is larger in Chin villages. It is 100% Buddhist.  According to t

 

 The Irrawaddy River  The Irrawaddy River (English: Ayeyarwaddy, Irrawaddy) is a large river that flows from the far north to the south of Myanmar. The Irrawaddy River is the largest river in Myanmar. It is also the longest and most important river. The Irrawaddy River, formed by the confluence of the Inmaikha (Maykha) and Malikha rivers, flows roughly almost straight from north to south and flows into the Andaman Sea through the delta. The catchment area is 413,000 square kilometers. It has been used as a waterway for trade since the 6th century AD. During the British colonial period, irrigation was built for agriculture and benefited agriculture. Life is as important today as it was then. The Irrawaddy Delta is a popular area for rice cultivation. The most distinctive feature of the Irrawaddy River is its habitat of Irrawaddy dolphins on the right bank (upper reaches of the river). The Irrawaddy dolphin, a rare species, is now being considered for conservation.  How it came

 This is a knowledge that every Myanmar citizen should know.  Myanmar  Southeast Asia  Located in the area.  It covers an area of ​​261,228 square miles  In Southeast Asia  The second largest area;  Among the countries in the world  Area 40th largest area:  Country  .  .  Location of Myanmar  9 degrees 32 minutes north latitude  28 degrees 31 minutes  Between 92 ° 10'E and 101 ° 11'E  Exists  .  .  96.94% of the country area  Lands  From rivers, streams and lakes  Surface areas  Only 3.06% of the country area.  .  .  .  Boundaries  D  .  Myanmar and neighboring countries  From the adjacent lands  Length up to 4053 miles.  In it  168 miles to Bangladesh;  912 miles with India;  1323 miles with China;  148 miles to Laos;  Located 1501 miles from Thailand.  The coastline is 1,200 miles long  Connection of the Indian Ocean  The seas such as the Bay of Bengal;  Adaman Sea  We are Myanmar  Related Seas  .  .  .  Mountains  D  Of Myanmar  Most of the central region  It is a lowland ar