In a small village in central Burma, where traditional Myanmar cultural and traditions have been preserved for generations, all the girls and boys wear their Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း) and Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး).
Girls 'hairstyles are called Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း) and boys' traditional hairstyles are called Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး). In the Myanmar tradition, hairstyles vary from age to age.
By the time they are 9 or 10 years old, the hairs are getting longer, and girls are able to style their hair in Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း), and boys are able to style their hair in Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး).
Then, when girls are 15 or 16 years old, they have a short fringe (Burmese: ဆံတောက်). This small village is a village that can preserve the hair Hcam Rac Wuing (Burmese: ဆံရစ်ဝိုင်း), and boys are able to style their Yaung Pay Suu (Burmese: သျှောင်ပေစူး), which is a part of Myanmar traditional cultural.
This small village is a village that can preserve the Myanmar cultural heritage.
