The Khit Thit Movement is a political and social reform initiative that emerged in Myanmar during the late 20th century. It aimed to promote democracy, human rights, and national reconciliation in a country that had been under military rule for decades. The movement sought to engage the youth and encourage civic participation in shaping the future of Myanmar. The term "Khit Thit" translates to "New Era" in the Burmese language, symbolizing a desire for change and progress. Activists involved in the movement often focused on issues such as education, economic development, and the importance of a free press, striving to create a more open and democratic society.