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>> chances are, you havent been to this place. chances are, this is a place youve never seen. other than maybe blurry cellphone videos, old black-and-white newsreels from world war ii. chances are, bad things were happening in the footage you saw. myanmar. after 50 years of nightmare, something unexpected is happening here, and its pretty incredible. ♪ ♪ in yangon, capital city of myanmar, its dark. blackouts are frequent with the ancient power grid. what sources of light there are...

Coals. fingers work mountains of sweet bean, one of the fillings for the variety of pastries that are stuffed, shaped, and put into an old stone oven. in another corner, the heartening slap of fresh bread pressed against the clay wall of a tandoori. and of course, eggs bob and spin in the magical hell broth of fish, spice, and herb. >> mohinga? this i must have. correct me if im wrong, if theres a national dish, a fundamental most beloved dish, would it be -- would it be this? >> yes, for exampl...

Out," or just, "take the whole story out." >> anthony: magazines that would come into the country would -- they cut out, literally cut out the pieces. >> u thiha: well, the people under this kind of tight censorship, people become more, i think, creative. take a look, careful reading, there may be something between the lines, messages. >> anthony: right. it was something you were accused of, uh, sending these secret messages. in the back, a cauldron of salty little fish bubble over hardwood coal...

Out," or just, "take the whole story out." >> anthony: magazines that would come into the country would -- they cut out, literally cut out the pieces. >> u thiha: well, the people under this kind of tight censorship, people become more, i think, creative. take a look, careful reading, there may be something between the lines, messages. >> anthony: right. it was something you were accused of, uh, sending these secret messages. in the back, a cauldron of salty little fish bubble over hardwood coal...

Story out." >> anthony: magazines that would come into the country would -- they cut out, literally cut outthe pieces. >> u thiha: well, the people under this kind of tight censorship, people become more, i think, creative. take a look, careful reading, there may be something between the lines, messages. >> anthony: right. it was something you were accused of, uh, sending these secret messages. in the back, a cauldron of salty little fish bubble over hardwood coals. fingers work mountains of swe...

>> u thiha: we need to send in our copies to that office and then take a look at everything. they would say, "take this out. take that out or black this out," or just, "take the whole story out." >> anthony: magazines that would come into the country would -- they cut out, literally cut out the pieces. >> u thiha: well, the people under this kind of tight censorship, people become more, i think, creative. take a look, careful reading, there may be something between the lines, messages. >> anthon...

In an old wood stone oven. in another corner, the heartening slap of fresh bread, pressed against the clay wall. and of course, eggs bob and spin in the magical broth of spices and herbs. correct me if im wrong, if there is a national dish, would it be this? >> well, take a look at this. this is indian, this is chinese. this is a local thing, and popular in the city, but also in the rural areas, too. a fish paste with rice. sometimes we put in some crispies like fried beans. these are leaves and...

Black this out, or just take the whole story. >> magazines that came into the country, they would literally cut out the pieces? >> people under this kind of censorship, people become i think more creative, careful reading, something between the lines. >> something you were accused of, sending secret messages? in the back, a caldron of salty little fish bubble over hardwood coals. fingers work mountains of sweet bean, one of the fillings for the variety of pastries stuffed, shaped and put into an...