Burma’s military is in the red, 19-year-old Chinese girl was shot and killed

A 19-year-old Chinese girl, Ma Liang Wu, was shot in the head and killed in a military massacre in Myanmar on March 3. Photo: Taken from the Facebook page of Ma Liang Wu

After the Burmese military government launched a military coup, disgruntled people took to the streets to protest, not expecting the Burmese military to be red-eyed and use submachine guns to shoot at unarmed civilians during the popular protest on the 3rd, resulting in the death of a 19-year-old Chinese girl, Ma Kyal Sin, who was shot and killed. She was not only wearing a T-shirt saying “Everything will be fine”, but she also wore a posthumous placard stating her blood type and writing “Please donate my organs”, which shocked the international community!

The 19-year-old Chinese girl, Mariang Wu, was shot in the head and killed during the protests in Mandalay. She was also a taekwondo master and had won a championship. Her Facebook page was last updated on Feb. 28, and she had written what appears to be a suicide note.

She wore a T-shirt with the message “EVERYTHING WILL BE OK” and a sign on her chest stating that she was a type A blood type and that if she died, her organs should be donated so that medical resources would not be wasted. The company also put up a sign on its chest stating that it has type A blood and that in case of death, please donate her organs so that medical resources will not be wasted.

There are also photos on the internet of her Music video as a singer and her father supporting her participation in the demonstration, and there are rumors that she is the only daughter of her Family.

Not only in Myanmar, but also in Taiwan, Japan, Australia and other places, people have expressed their sadness for the sacrifice of Ma Liang Wu, and there are people on Facebook and Twitter mourning her, calling her an “angel”.

Video source: MiMi Aye Facebook

Photo: Taken from HAYOONBIN MYANMAR Twitter

A 19-year-old Burmese girl, Ma Liang Wu (left), was tied with a red ribbon by her father before she joined the protest. Photo: Taken from Malyanwu’s Facebook page