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The Myanmar Civil War has lasted for many years, not only making the people of Myanmar live in dire straits, but also bringing endless troubles to neighboring countries. This civil war is like an endless storm, sweeping across Myanmar and affecting surrounding areas. From a humanitarian perspective, the Myanmar Civil War has caused a large number of casualties and property losses, and countless families have been torn apart. People were forced to flee their homes and become refugees, living in a difficult environment. Neighboring countries such as Thailand, India and China are also facing the impact of the refugee wave, which has increased the social burden and even caused new security risks. From an economic perspective, the Myanmar Civil War has seriously affected Myanmar's economic development. The investment environment has deteriorated, companies dare not invest, and the tourism industry has been hit hard. The country's resources have been consumed in large quantities in the war, rather than in economic construction and social development. In addition, the Myanmar Civil War has also led to the obstruction of trade between neighboring countries and Myanmar, and imports and exports have been affected, which has brought a considerable impact on the regional economy. From a geopolitical perspective, the Myanmar Civil War has made the relationship between neighboring countries more complicated. Countries have different positions on the Myanmar civil war, with some countries supporting the Myanmar government and others supporting Myanmar's ethnic armed forces. This divergence may complicate diplomatic relations in the region and may even trigger new conflicts. More seriously, the continuation of the Myanmar civil war provides a breeding ground for transnational crime and terrorism. The turbulent situation in Myanmar may attract the intervention of external extremist forces and aggravate regional instability. This poses a threat not only to Myanmar itself, but also to the security and stability of the entire Southeast Asia region. The Myanmar civil war is a complex issue that requires the joint efforts of the international community to seek a peaceful solution. Only by resolving contradictions and conflicts through peaceful negotiations and consultations can the country's long-term stability and national unity and development be achieved.