Why do Burmese men have to become monks?

The world is full of wonders, and different countries and nations often have different cultural development veins, which are integrated into everyone's thoughts.

When it comes to Myanmar, everyone is familiar with it. A multi-ethnic country located in Southeast Asia has shaped its multi-culture, among which the most far-reaching influence is the influence of Buddhist culture. For every traditional Burmese, becoming a monk is of great significance.

In my personal opinion, becoming a monk is the inheritance and sincere belief of Buddhist culture, a spiritual sustenance, and more about seeking peace. In Yangon, Myanmar, you can often see many monks. Historically, this is just my personal opinion. Buddhism first appeared in India and then spread continuously. Due to the geographical connection between Southeast Asia and India, in the process of developed maritime trade at that time.

At the same time, with the cultural exchange, Buddhist culture has been spread in the past, and becoming a monk is the most direct embodiment of Buddhist thought and culture, because this kind of cultural thought has penetrated into the hearts of every Burmese, and becoming a monk can honor his ancestors and realize his ideals and ambitions. From the perspective of culture itself.

In Yangon, Myanmar, you can see all kinds of Buddhist buildings. It is this good Buddhist cultural atmosphere that has been deeply rooted in the hearts of every Burmese. Being a monk, not only has a place to eat and recite Buddha, but also can be respected by people. Why not? Culture has a profound influence on a nation, and once it is formed, it is difficult to change. People often express their long-cherished wishes through various channels in order to obtain spiritual comfort.