I want to express one of my favorite person since I was young.He was born on February 5,1985 in Portugal.He played football on the streets.He didn’t interest to study and so his teacher told him that "Football wouldn’t give you anything to eat".While still a teenager,he made his professional debut for Sporting Lisbon showcasing his speed,skills and determination on the field.

One day during his time at Sporting Lisbon,his team have to face Manchester United as a friendly match.This match changed his whole life because Sir Alex Ferguson,the manager of Manchester United wanted to call him to his club after this match. In 2003,he made the pivotal move to Manchester United,making the beginning of a legendary carrier.From 2003 until 2009 he played for this club and won numerous titles,including three English Premier League and the UEFA champions league.

In 2009, he made a historic transfer to Real Madrid, breaking records and setting new standards for excellence in football.He played for this club for 9 years and became the highest goal soccer of this club and became a Legend.

What make him important to me is that because of his strong mentality,passion and respect to his career.He is also a disciplined person ,always take care of himself and avoid from everything that are not good for his body.He avoid drinking alcohol,smoking, and even too much calories food.

What I remember most about him is that he said"Talent without hard work is nothing".It’s absolutely true.We need to work hard whether we come with talent or not.We also need strong passion on things that we want to be.

Now he has already got so many records such as top goal scorer of all-time,all-time top scorer for national team Portugal,all-time Champions League top scorer….He won five Ballon d’Or and five UEFA Champions League title.He is iconic,legend and role model of every athletes. No matter you like him or not,you must appreciate that he is one of the greatest in football history.He is Cristiano Ronaldo.

He retired in 2009. So,he could make time to look after me. During my summer holidays,we spent our times by sharing his life experience. He loved me so much because I was a good listener. I got a lot of knowledge from his experience.

We lived together for many years. Therefore I had a lot of sweet memories about him. He used to teach me about life and how to live in my life.Moreover, he told me bed time stories every night. Meanwhile I was too young.

He was a hard-working man. He got on well with his colleagues. After retiring, he became a religious man. He used to meditate every early morning. He helped other people. He was an optimistic man. He was good at repairing machines. He spent his life by helping others. Whenever they needed his help,he never so 'no'. He hleped them by all means.

Then he passed away at the age of 77,last year. However I obey his admonishments. Even though he passed away, he'll live in my heart go on and on.

She was born in 1961 in a small village.She loved learning snd helping other people since she was little. My grandma knew her potential and always encouraged her to do well in school despite living in poor situation at that time.She had worked at factory before she studied teaching at Education College.She tried so hard over her time at College.Then she started working as a teacher and my grandma was so proud of her.She works as a science teacher until now.From grade 6 until grade 8, she was my teacher as well.While she was working as a teacher, she became fame because of her good teaching.She also helped kids who didn't have much.She believed everyone should have a chance to learn.She has been retired for 3years.Her students still remember her as a teacher who cared about them.

If I have to tell about my aunt, there is one thing I remember most about her. Every time I thought about her, her warm smile and caring nature appeared into my mind. She is the most kind, generous and understanding person I've ever seen.She has no arrogance and selfishness.She always give other needs before her own.Her kindness and generosity have inspired me to live my life with positive attitude.The lessons I've learned from her have guided me to be a better person.She was always by my side throughout my whole life through my high situations and also low situations.When I had happy moments, we celebrated together and when I had tough moments, she listened carefully to me and gave me advices.I always got strength from her words to confront my several problems.

Her key events in her life might be able to tell humanity works.Being a generous and kind person, she always show her compassion through volunteering.I'm really grateful for what she helps for other people.She does voluntary work every single month at nursing home, orphanage and animal shelter.Meanwhile I was staying at my grandma's house, I had to do voluntary work with her.These activities made me into a person I am today.I am grateful for her love and support and I love to continue my journey of life with her by my side.

I would like to express that one of my most important and favorite people in my life. His name is U Myint Ohn, and he is my grandpa. He was born in 1953. He was an electrical engineer at the Myanmar Railway Station. He got married to Daw Kyin Hlaing. He used to spend most of his time reading and listening to the radio. He is sociable, funny, talkative, and very patient with me. I think my childhood was extremely perfect and full of excitement because of him. At that time, my parents were working in another township due to other economic reasons. I was brought up under the care of my grandparents. His life was simple after he got a pension. He fully supported me, both mentally and physically. He always picked me up, whether the weather was good or bad. He used to tell us moral lessons and stories in his free time. He was a sacrificial person throughout his life. He always helped me study and calculate mathematical problems. He used to copy my lectures when I was absent from school because of my illness. He is not only my grandpa but also my hero. During my matriculation examination, I had to study till midnight, and he waited for me until I finished my studies. I think he would be the happiest one when I passed the matriculation examination with three distinctions. His health condition is getting worse as he gets older. I didn’t have the chance to give back his gratitude because he suddenly passed away with a heart attack in 2022. That was the most terrifying and unexpected day for me.

What I remember most about him is that he said that education is the best weapon for the rest of my life, and I should always keep on studying and never give up for any reason. I will never forget his patience, sacrifices, effective instructions, and enormous help. There is no word that can describe everything he has done for me. Even though he passed away, he will never fade from my heart.

The key events in a person’s life are that he was the best engineer while he was working at MRS. He got a certificate of completion in Ah Bhi Dahma, although he is too old to learn. He is passionate in participating in volunteering programs. He would be normal for others otherwise he is the greatest one for me ever.

Early at the age of four, as any ordinary child in the village would do, he went to the village’s monastery to kick-start his learning journey. There,under a venerable and strict teacher, he learnt certain things, starting from how to read and write to the things to do with morality, Buddhism and then pali texts. Because he was not good at Pali and often got wrong in the spelling and pronunciation, his teacher would make him sit right in front to watch him over. At times like that, what do you think little Aung Htun would have felt, dear reader? My great grandma once said that her boy was totally fine because he knew his venerable teacher would always watch him over whether he sat in front or at the back. How relaxed and calm he was! Yes, apart from his calm nature, he was also honest and light-hearted. Besides, when it came to his younger siblings, he was an affectionate and caring older brother.

After he had finished his monastery education, Mg Aung Htun, who was already a 16 year old teenager, started to help his parents who made a living with agriculture and cattle breeding. At the age of 19, he knew a lot about the family business and so could share his father’s burden. Meanwhile, he also found the love of his life, our dear Grandma who was a girl of sixteen and already a goodness itself. Actually, she was from another village, and they happened to meet in the central village market where she helped her mother with their fruit shop and where he always came to deal with buyers for his agricultural produce. According to Grandma, it was not love at first sight and she had never imagined marrying a person who was much like a big brother to her. However, it did happen when she finally recognised his love and decided to end their cousinhood-like relationship after a few years of getting to know him. So, it was in 1951 that Mg Aung Htun and Ma Mya Yin got married. They settled down in his village and lived in a house just near his parents'. 

As a household leader, he earned money not only from his inherited farms but also by working as the merchant who did cattle trade as well as timber trade, too. In this way, he made a fortune. Nonetheless, he seemed to have no luck in building up his family because all of his first five children died in infancy. So, the couple made up their mind to take his youngest sister under their wings and bring her up as their child. At home, with their younger sister, everything became lively, and even more vibrant, in 1962, with the arrival of their baby girl, my mother. Later in the coming years, they got another two healthy boys and one girl. Still the couple took their sister as one of their children and made her stay at their home as always. Seeing his family grow happily and healthily, U Aung Htun wished nothing other than to keep them safe and sound as it was at the moment. 

From around the 1970s until the 1980s, with the support of his diligent wife, U Aung Htun’s wealth expanded even more as he was also industrious and dedicated to his work as a merchant. Despite their fortune, they never put on airs and graces and stayed the same as they had always been - simple, honest and hardworking. Therefore, whether relatives or not, most people loved them and wanted to have a close relationship with them.

However, dear reader, life is not always simple even if you live simply. In 1980, the same happened to him. The darkness fell upon the family and him when U Aung Htun made a wrongful decision, out of anger. Although his decision meant to protect his family, especially his beloved youngest sister, his anger led them all to a condition where everything could not be normal like before any longer. That period was so miserable and terrifying for all of them that they all had to struggle a lot - but together they managed to overcome it, whereas, for him, his mistake followed him like a shadow for the rest of his life.

On one rainy morning in 1994, U Aung Htun sat quietly in a chair at the front door of his house, sipping on a cup of hot tea. With his weary eyes, he gazed at people on the street in front and slowly sleep invaded him. He fell asleep naturally and peacefully, leaving the world and everyone he once loved behind - never coming back.

This is the end of the biography or the life story of my dear grandpa, U Aung Htun. The reason why I chose to write his biography is that I admire my grandpa for his honesty, diligence and humbleness throughout his life. Although the way he used to protect his family was wrong, his story always reminds me of his fatherly love and devotion to the family, meanwhile, it teaches me not to get overwhelmed with anger in any situations and encourages me to learn how to deal with it.

Sorry for not posting his photo and mistakes.

When I did some of the research, I got a chance to learn a few things about him. He was the biggest brother of 11 siblings. He was a driver, and he left the school at a young age to support his family. He was the first person to marry in the family. And he decided to get only one baby, which is my mom. I believe he decided to have only one child because of his childhood trauma. I can feel about him when I listen to his story told by my mom.

The other thing that always left me mysterious was his disappearance. One day, as a driver, he got a case to pass through the forest, and he passed through the forest and never came back. All the people say he died in the forest. But no one ever found his dead body. I wonder: did he really die in the forest, and how did he die? Or did he run away from the family?

As we all know, our parents are our first teachers in our lives.We had to learn a lot from them. As for me, I take mainly after my father. He had been so smart and disciplined that he deserved the head of our family. I had to follow his manners, actions, instructions and even his ways of talking. He was actually my hero and he always tried to fulfill all my needs.Whenever I had a problem, he stood by me to give a hand .And he used to teach me everything , used to train me what to do and used to direct me in detail what was wrong and what was right from my young age until his dead. It was last two years while I had a really sad time about him. Meanwhile, most of the people were getting Covid 19 symptoms. Among them, ages above 50 had to get worried than the others because of their diseases like diabetes, liver and kidney diseases. My father had already got chronic kidney failure stage 3 before that time. And he also got Covid 19. He had to survive harder over his suffering of that disease. I was too sad to see him with pain at that time. It took just a month but it seemed to take for a long time to me . And lastly the fate did not give him the favor, and he passed away. Although it happened two years ago, it still remained the same in my memory .That is because he was an important person to me and the moment was the most difficult time for me.