Burmese character

Burmese people have different personalities. Myanmar's character is also a bit like Longji, sometimes leaning to the left, sometimes leaning to the right, but the ultimate goal is to ensure its own current interests.

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General characteristics of Burmese people’s social customs:

Burmese people, a Buddhist country, worship crows as gods; banyan trees are extremely favored. It is the national soul of the pagoda; the religious customs of "right is superior", "left is inferior" and "women are inferior" have deep roots; "not eating after noon" is the religious rule, and abiding by the teachings is pure; the people are friendly to others, polite, warm and loyal. Sincerely. The details of life have the following characteristics: Burmese people have always respected monks very much, and the yellow cassock is a symbol of solemnity, nobility, holiness and inviolability in people's minds. When people see a monk in a boat or car, they have to stand up and give up their seat; at banquets, gatherings and other occasions, the monk always sits in the best seat; anyone, including the king, who comes to see the monk must stand on his feet and worship; when the great master has something to do to see the king of Myanmar, the king of Myanmar must Take the initiative to give up the throne to show respect.

The "Water Splashing Festival" in Myanmar is a traditional New Year festival for the people. It is usually celebrated for four days around April 13 of the Gregorian calendar every year. During the "Water Splashing Festival", Buddhists rush to nearby temples early in the morning to participate in the Buddha bathing ceremony and recite auspicious sutras. Sprinkle perfume on the Bodhisattva and pray for blessings. Every household fills water in a vat in front of the door and sprinkles it on visitors and passers-by to express their sincere wishes. People get excited about being splashed more. Buddhists in Myanmar can eat meat, which is different from some Buddhist countries. But Buddhists are not allowed to kill.

No matter what the Burmese people do, they have a custom of "men are on the right and women are on the left". It is said that this means "the right is big, the left is small", "the right is noble, the left is cheap". In the minds of Burmese people who believe in Buddhism, the banyan tree is very sacred, and the banyan tree is a pagoda. They worship crows. He regards it as a "divine bird" and takes great care of it. They are generally reluctant to use toilet paper after defecation. Their habit is to fill a can with water and rinse with their left hand.

The aesthetics of the Boda women in central Myanmar are very peculiar. They all regard pre-growth as a sign of beauty. In order to make their necks longer, they wear brass rings like collars on their necks from childhood. If the copper rings are over 30 centimeters high, they are considered beautiful. They also love to wear such ornaments on their arms, feet and legs. The Bamar people of Myanmar regard tattoos as their beauty. Tattoos are more common among men, who usually have flowers, plants, birds and animals tattooed on their backs, abdomens and outside their legs since they were teenagers. Some women also like to have flowers tattooed on their bodies for decoration. Myanmar people prefer East Asian orchids, which are regarded as a symbol of beauty and auspiciousness, and are called the national flower. They love peacocks. People regard it as a symbol of beauty and happiness. They are accustomed to using red, yellow and bright colors in their daily life. Often used to decorate oneself or beautify the environment.