OTF 092019 SAYAN 02 EXT Edit Prep
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Please interview
Please tell us about these trees.
Please tell us about these trees, as you have just told us.
These two trees are teak.
His Majesty King Rama IX granted these trees to the community.
They are 12 in total.
They have been here for 4 years and they are so big now.
These teakwood trees have been granted from
the late King Bhumibol, King Rama IX
the total 12 trees
have been sent to this community
and have been planted here for 4 years now.
And that is because of the work that he has started. Does he feel honor by that?
Please tell the reason why you have been granted these trees.
Please explain to us a little bit.
The reason of why our community has been granted these trees from his Majesty
is because our community has an environmental management
that are wastewater, garbage, and sufficient economic management.
We received these trees
because we are the community that can help
manage waste and
environmental management
following the king
self-sufficient philosophy.
And how it makes him feel? Proud?
How do you feel about receiving these trees?
The feeling, not only me,
but the whole community. We were very happy. We were excited to receive the trees,
not the trees that we just go out and buy them, but the trees that were granted by His Majesty.
Not only me but also everyone in this community
felt
glad, extremely happy and
excited that they will receive these trees
It is not easy to receive these kinds of tree
It is not easy to receive the tree from the King
So we are very proud of.
What does he can in one sense? What does tree represent?
We want you to
tell us a little bit
about what these trees represent?
When you received them. What did you feeling about them?
What is the importance of them?
So, these trees represent
the community that has enviromental management.
We are so proud that these teak trees are in our community.
Then, the members of the community can feel that His Majesty is with them.
They are a kind of representation of His Majesty.
Umm..
These trees
are the symbol demonstrating that
this community has successfully doing
the waste and the environmental management
and it is a symbol that
King is always with us
and everyone will follow the King what he has taught us.
Great, OK
Real quick, one last question um....
When the children they get old
and they come and see these trees when he has gone.
What would it mean to this place, you know?
As It will be here for a long time, right?
Khun Poom, please tell us
a little bit about
the future when you have gone
and the next generations
who will see these trees
they can also realize that these are the trees granted by His Majesty
with the propose of encouraging this community to protect the environment
please tell us something like this
OK, actually when we planted these trees
we brought almost 200 young people to help us
plant these 12 teak trees.
And we told them that
these teak trees were granted to our community
and we asked the youth group to help take care of the trees
so they know that
His Majesty granted us the trees
and they will have to take care of these trees.
On holidays, the children collect teak leaves to make composed fertilizer.
The children realize that and they can continue taking care of these trees.
They realize the trees are still here
even though the first group who took care of them has gone. So, they can continue it.
So, when the children
grow up, how will they feel.
What we want you to talk is that when the children grow up
these trees will remind them to be united to protect the environment.
We want to hear this.
OK
Actually, by the presence of these trees, the kids are reminded of those values
because some of the kids can remember the time that His Majesty was alive.
So, we teach the kids that
these trees belong to His Majesty, then we have to take care of them.
Taking care of these trees and taking care of the environment should go hand in hand.
Because one tree, for example, this one lives 300 years
that one lives 500 years
the names of them are also different.
He said, actually, at the first day
the kids have, um 200 kids
in this community have helped them
plant these 12 trees
and children know that
the King has presented these
trees to the community
and it’s their responsibilities for the youth that they need to take care
and other kids have been assigned
to take care all of these 12
and every weekend they will take care and take all the leaves
of the teakwood trees and get into
the fertilizer unit. And then, this will carry on
from generation to generation.
To the next youth generation.
And the tree will be the heart of these children
and heart of this community
Once they care of these trees
it means they also take care of the environment.
These trees can get to 200 or 300 years old.
So that, it means
they will have to commit to take care of environment
here for so long.
That's fine, see
The King's tree, isn't it?
Yes, this is teakwood Siammindra
Siammindra is a kind of the royal name
they were given to ....
Where are the other threes?
Are the rest 11 trees around here?
Yes, they are behind us.
And two of them are in front of the center.
It is so good. This is awesome.
Yes
Thank you.
Is there one tree that we can choose
The one tree that we can choose ..
Yeah
Oh King Portrait?
Not the portrait of the King
This one where we can get
The nice wide shot
with The tree standing alone
The big tree that we can take a photo
It is in front of the center.
It is in front of the center.
OK
The big ones are around there due to the good fertilizer, so they are very big.
We also want to show the fertilizer here
for 1 or 2 minutes
The weight is not good