The text is a transcript of a video from a show called Super10, where a young girl named Nhuna showcases her talent in Thai line drawing. She tells her story of living with her aunt and uncle, who are poor farmers, and learning to draw from a Buddhist monk. She also reveals her dream gift of giving a bicycle to her uncle, who walks for an hour to work every day. The show surprises her with the bicycle, as well as a table, chairs, drawing materials and an education fund from King Power. Nhuna expresses her gratitude and happiness, and the show praises her for preserving Thai culture and being a good girl. The video ends with a song about fighting for one's dreams.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Nhuna is a 14-year-old girl from Tak who speaks Karen language and Thai language.
2. She lives with her aunt, uncle and cousins because her mother passed away and her father lives in a different village.
3. She studies at Baan mea u su wit ta ya school and stays in the school dome during the weekdays.
4. She helps her aunt and uncle with cooking and farming when she comes back home on weekends.
5. She learned Thai drawing from a Buddhist monk who taught her for free.
6. She can draw with pen on paper and sells some of her works on Facebook.
7. Her idol is master Chaleamchai, a famous Thai artist who created Wat Rong khun.
8. Her dream gift is a bicycle for her uncle who walks one hour to work every day.
9. She participated in the Super10 show and drew a picture of Totsakan fighting with Hanuman in six and a half hours without drafting.
10. She received a table, chairs, drawing objects, paper and an education fund of 25,000 baht from King Power as a special present.