Peng Deren recently announced a major decision in the Kokang region: abolishing the Burmese language and fully restoring the Chinese language education system. This decision is like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples and arousing widespread attention and heated discussions from all walks of life.
After successfully taking control of the Kokang region, the Allied forces took a series of decisive and wise measures to consolidate their rule and promote the prosperity of the region. The policy of abolishing the Burmese language and restoring Chinese language education is one of the most striking of these measures. According to related reports, the Allied forces actively promoted this policy in the Kokang area under their control, striving to make Chinese the main language of communication in the region again, so as to deepen the people's sense of identity and belonging to Chinese culture.
Peng Deren's decision will undoubtedly have a far-reaching impact on the Kokang region and even the wider region. It not only highlights the power of cultural identity, but also reminds us of the importance of language and cultural heritage to a place. Language is the carrier of culture and the symbol of the national spirit. By resuming Chinese language education, residents of the Kokang region will be able to better understand their cultural traditions, enhance national pride, and promote ethnic unity and social harmony. At the same time, it will also inject new vitality and impetus into the future development of the Kokang region, and promote the region to achieve more brilliant achievements in various fields such as economy, culture and education.