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Looking after national treasures

        
Cambodia is country which has a lot of temples built by the kings in the kings in the ancient time. These temples have out of work architectures in the world. We Cambodia have to look after what our ancient people handed down. The first thing, we must know the history and the importance of these temples. One more thing, the movement has to educate the people who live around the each temple to look after them and tell the people how important to these temples are for our country to develop through tourism. Furthermore, the authority must arrest anyone who steals, buys ancient thing like and sculptures. We have to send them to the prisons, if any one finds ancient things. The must tell the authority and take the things to the national museum. The most important thing, we have to cooperate with international organizations to search Khmer ancient in other countries and ask them to give them back.
        I see that ancient temple's are both our national treasures and the soul of our county, so we must look after them. 


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