Crying - Preah Vihear

The video introduces the ancient Preah Vihear temple, perched high on cliffs, measuring 5 to 50 meters tall and 800 meters long. Built by human hands from sandstone over centuries, it spans 150 hectares, showcasing deep devotion. Its construction began in the 7th century under Arman I of Chenla and continued until the 12th century under Arman II of Anor.

Preah Vihear, a divine temple with Shiva signs carved in stone, served as a pilgrimage climb. However, the ancient sanctuary now stands wounded by war, causing tears to fall due to the damage it has sustained.

In 1962, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that Preah Vihear belongs to Cambodia. This ruling was reaffirmed in 2013, emphasizing that law prevails and sovereignty is assured. In 2008, UNESCO honored Preah Vihear's grace by designating it a heritage site for all humanity.

The video questions who will pay for the damage and who will be held accountable, urging Thailand to be a nation of history rather than one that destroys another's memory. It pleads with the world to break its silence, stressing that without the past, the present cannot stand. It emphasizes that after 14 centuries, destroying such a monument is against humanity, asking for protection of what our ancestors built for the present and future.