What are the main themes in Burmese love stories?

Well, perseverance is a big theme. For example, in some stories, the lovers face numerous obstacles like poverty or social class differences. But they keep on trying to be together. Also, the theme of sacrifice is there. Sometimes one of the lovers has to sacrifice something important for the sake of their love and the well - being of the other.

One common theme is the struggle for acceptance. In Burmese society, which has its own set of traditional values, being gay often means facing challenges in being accepted by family and society at large. Another theme could be love in the face of adversity. Gay couples often have to deal with discrimination and yet they find ways to love and support each other.

One common theme is revenge. Many Burmese ghost stories feature ghosts who are seeking revenge for some wrong done to them during their lifetime, like the story of the wronged young monk in the haunted temple.

One common theme is revenge. Often, the ghosts in Burmese stories are seeking revenge for their unjust deaths. For example, if someone was murdered, their ghost will haunt the murderer or the place related to their death.

Typically, they have strong cultural elements. For example, they are often set in traditional Burmese settings like pagodas and villages. These settings play important roles in the stories.

Religious beliefs also influence these love stories. Buddhism, which is widely practiced in Myanmar, can be seen in the moral and ethical aspects of the relationships in the stories. For instance, the idea of karma might be reflected in how the characters' actions affect their love lives. Another characteristic is the beautiful description of the Burmese landscape. The natural beauty of Myanmar serves as a backdrop for many love stories, adding a touch of romance and charm to the tales.

Some common themes in Burmese children's stories include moral lessons. For example, stories often teach about kindness, honesty, and respect for elders. Another theme is the connection to nature, as Burma has a rich natural environment and stories might feature animals, plants, and the beauty of the land.

Burmese love novels often feature strong family elements. Family opinions and traditions play a big role in the love stories. For example, in many novels, the lovers have to face family opposition.

I don't know for sure as I haven't read the story. But typically in a love story, there would be a male and a female character.

Since I haven't read 'Burmese Lessons A True Love Story', it's difficult to say exactly who the main characters are. However, they are likely to be two individuals whose relationship forms the core of the story. It could be a young couple from different backgrounds within the Burmese society, or perhaps two people who meet in an unexpected way and fall in love.