Early March in Myanmar is not the traditional Southeast Asian rainy season.
However, the rain in Yangon is like the tears of a sentimental woman, always arriving unexpectedly.
In the rainy Fitz campus, the European-style auditorium building made of black bricks and flashing white lights through the windows resemble a black-and-white old film, flowing with the unique texture of early 20th-century old-time film.
The sound of a melodious symphony comes from the grand hall.
A YouTube video is playing to its end on the 350-inch large laser projector in the center of the auditorium.
On the screen,
the blond young man Jerry, who plays the protagonist of the microfilm, is silently crying while holding an elderly Doberman from the stray animal rescue center, which is about to be euthanized.
The image displays the English slogan in cursive, "To love animals is to love ourselves," as the promotional phrase of the microfilm.
