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在经历了多年的政治动荡后,2010年11月7日,缅甸迎来了20年来的首次大选,将实现从军政府向民选政府的转型。此次大选注定会吸引来自全球的目光,但一纸限令却将蠢蠢欲动的记者们拒之门外。明知山有虎,偏向虎山行。总有那么一群人为新闻奋不顾身,即使使馆的“恫吓”也阻挠不了他们对新闻的追逐。也正因如此,人们才能如此“奢侈地”坐在办公室中阅读“前方发回的报道”。
After years of political turmoil, on November 7, 2010, Myanmar ushered in its first general election in 20 years and will achieve the transition from a junta to a democratically elected government. The election is bound to attract attention from the world, but a paper order will be ready to shut out the reporters just around the corner. Go ahead to dangers. There are always a group of people who are ignorant of the news, even if the “intimidation” of the embassy prevents them from chasing the news. It is precisely because of this, people can be so “luxury ” sit in the office to read “back in front of the report ”.