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“Under the Dragon” by Rory MacLean recounts his return to Burma a decade after a violent national uprising. Traveling through the country, he collects stories from ordinary people—freedom fighters, censors, and various citizens—struggling under a brutal regime. The book offers a perceptive and heartbreaking portrayal of contemporary Burma, revealing both its desperation and its inherent beauty and courage.
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