In 1953 Amar travelled abroad to the World Democratic Women 's Conference in Copenhagen , World Peace Conference in Budapest , and 4th World Festival of Youth and Students in Bucharest . In October 1953 the Anti-Fascist People 's Freedom League ( AFPFL ) government of U Nu imprisoned U Hla under Section 5 for sedition as a political prisoner after publishing a controversial news story in the paper and he spent over three years in Rangoon 's Central Jail until his release in January 1957 . They had five children by now , with the youngest Nyein Chan ( his given name means ' peace ' in Burmese , pseudonym Nyi Pu Lay b. 1952 ) barely a toddler . In March 1959 the paper was sealed off by the authorities , and it did not come out again until May the next year . Amar travelled to Moscow in 1962 as an invited guest by Aeroflot Russian Airlines and visited East Germany , Czechoslovakia and China . U Hla and Daw Amar were well known to foreign students of Burmese as well as Burmese writers , journalists and artists ; the younger generation of budding writers and artists called them ' U-Lay ' ( Uncle ) and ' Daw Daw ' ( Aunty ) . Their home , '' Ludu Taik '' ( Ludu House ) on 84th . and 33rd , and always open to such visitors , was often their first port of call in Mandalay
4th World Festival of Youth and Students
4th World Festival of Youth and Students
Ludu Daw Amar