They did not follow Deng Xioa Ping's reforms in Burma--not really, as though they had SEZs (Special Economic Zones)
they did not really allow most people to get rich
only their circles
and flies got in, like Western culture
but most importantly they did not allow the Burmese Farmer to get rich
instead pulled down toddy palms with tractors
took farm land
had farmers some women crying near the tractors and bulldozers.
So really it is Dung Hoe in Burma.
Ho Dung.
Some white elephant dung.
KMKaung
11-10-2014
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Ruth Prawer Jhabvala--I have a volume of her short stories--which I like a great deal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala
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