At the end of summer in 1945, there was a small village called Bago in Myanmar. The village was composed of only twenty little houses, and the villagers had a problem with a huge tiger that was attacking and killing the villagers and their farm animals. One of the villagers had the abilities and courage to kill the bad tiger. His name was Aung San. I remember that story because my mother often told me about this when I was younger.
             The Bago village was quiet and very beautiful. The villagers were very honest and their main work was agriculture. Aung San was living with his parents and a younger sister. His father was a farmer and his mother was a good house-wife. He was twenty years old and his sister was ten years old. He had beautiful bright eyes, long black hair in a ponytail and he was taller than his friends. He was a handsome young man. His work was to take care of the cows and goats. His sister stayed with his mother at home when Aung San and his father were out to work. One day, he fell asleep under a tree when he was guarding the animals. When he woke up, he counted the animals, and he thought that one cow was missing. He checked again, but still one cow was missing. He said, "Oh! What's wrong? Where is my cow?" and he searched around that area, but he couldn't find the missing cow. Then, he ran to his house and told his father about what happened.
             His father said, "You will continue looking for the missing cow tomorrow
             Aung San said, "Yes, father," and he was thinking about how the cow
             could have gone missing. He decided to watch the cows carefully next time. The next day, he heard a noise from the bushes while he was watching the cows. When he ran there, he saw a huge tiger dragging a cow. He could not do anything because he didn't have any weapons with him. When he came back home, his mother told him " Did you know
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