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5月31日 ~ Long Live The King ~When they campaigned the postcards to the king (the one that could buy from the post office), did you buy any? My dad bought two for our family, but we never got to send any to the king. I regreted the chance, and wish I could write something down. Anyway for any of you who missed the first chance of sending the king wishes and can't be bother to drag your fat butt to the post office near your house, you can simply click here to choose to do that. Another good opportunity is that (from the ad on the radio) more postcards to the king are also available at the post office near your house. :)
Not too far off the royal topic, the movie "Khan Kluay" (in Thai ก้านกล้วย) is A MUST for all the big fans of animation movies. Why? It is the 1ST Thai animated film!!! How is it not too far off the royal topic? The answer lies in the synopsis.
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The story begins with the young Khan Kluay living with his mother and the herd in deep jungle during the Ayutthaya era. Naughty and enjoying his freedom, Khan Kluay is also curious about his missing father so one day he decides to leave his safe haven to search for him. This is when his journey begins. The mission to find his father turns out to be a big adventure for the young elephant, one that will prepare him to follow in his father's footsteps and become a war elephant. Soon after leaving the herd he stumbles into a Burmese army camp, hoping to find his father. At the camp, he first meets the young future King Naresuan, who later helps him escape. However, he is caught by Ayutthaya soldiers and trained for battle. In time he will become one of the greatest war elephants in the battlefield ever. Khan Kluay became the war elephant of King Naresuan and was on the battlefield when the Great King was dueling with the Crown Prince of Burma. After winning the battle, King Naresuan named him Chao Phraya Prab Hongsa. The movie shows the love and friendship between the elephants as well as the relationship between elephants and humans, something that has been a part of Thai society for hundreds of years.
For those who are not such a big fan on Thai history, still watch the movie anyway. You will fall in love with Khan Kluay for sure. :) As for me, I will have to do some research on elephants in Thailand and in Thai history. Will have to write about that later. :) トラックバックこの記事を参照しているブログ
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