"Help me" in Korean...the appeal of the Myanmar people

It's already been a month since the military coup in Myanmar.

Myanmar citizens who oppose the military coup are drawing attention after asking for help in Korean.

"Help us for the future of our country, our future. I ask you to do like this. Please be a big help to us. Please."

In front of the Korean Embassy in Yangon, Myanmar. Dozens of young women on their knees ask for help in Korean.

These are Korean language students at Dagon University in Myanmar, asking South Korea to support their resistance, saying that Myanmar's military coup was not what citizens wanted.

People in Myanmar are also actively asking for help in Korean on social media.

Korean subtitles are posted on the video of the protesters' suppression to convey the local situation one after another.

In particular, SNS of famous K-pop star fans such as BTS, NCT, and EXO were covered with Korean words to promote Myanmar's reality and appeal for help.

A K-pop fan said that communication was forcibly suspended by the military, and it became difficult to see her favorite Hallyu star on the Internet, but she also left a sad Korean message saying she would love her harder.

In fact, the Myanmar people's request for help is not only directed at Korea.

A Myanmar girl held a picket in front of CCTV at the French Embassy for three hours, and students at Myanmar's Mandalay University of Foreign Studies used their majors to issue an anti-military government appeal to the international community in eight languages.

In Myanmar, four citizens have died and hundreds have been injured in protests against military coups in the past month.

Despite the hard-line crackdown, millions of people have taken to the streets simultaneously across Myanmar, as well as the capital, Nephido.

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