zhàn luàn战乱zhōng中de的miǎn diān缅甸rén mín人民
Myanmar's long-running armed conflicts have imposed a heavy cost on ordinary people.
After the military seized power, resistance forces and the army have continued fighting in many parts of the country.
Violence such as airstrikes, house burnings, and attacks on villages has forced millions of people to leave their homes.
Some have fled to Bangladesh, Thailand, and India, while more people are displaced in border areas within the country, where it is difficult to obtain stable food, shelter, and medical care.
The war has also made poverty more severe.
Schools, hospitals, and refugee camps are sometimes attacked as well. Many children cannot attend school, and healthcare workers have difficulty working normally.
Journalists and people who oppose the military may also be arrested, and news organizations face restrictions.
Today, different armed groups control different areas, and many places are still contested.
The continuing war has divided the country and made peace, education, and normal life seem far away.