How much did you know after you went to Thailand?

I can't be confused with a shemale before. After going to Thailand for a close look, I found it easy to distinguish, because some features look obvious at close range. Most people are poor, there is no need to laugh at them.

if the tour guide asks you to tip the local people, don't. Don't listen! Because there is no need to tip in Thailand, and there is no tipping culture in Thailand. Of course, if you want more money, you can definitely give it.

In Thailand, women can not touch Thai monks, even gently, otherwise the monks will be particularly angry.

there are many rules for entering a Buddhist temple. You must dress neatly and dignified. You may not wear short skirts, shorts or low-cut clothes.

You don't have to take pictures of Buddha statues and monks, which is very taboo.

if you are caught drunk driving in Thailand, you will be arranged to work in the morgue for one day.

There are really many massage shops in Thailand, but I don't know whether they are formal or not, because I saw many beautiful girls standing at the door, so I didn't go because I was afraid of informality.

DuDu cars in Bangkok will kill tourists, and they are not very safe. It is not recommended to take.

Tell me one thing that surprises me. Bao Zheng and Zhan Zhao are household names in Thailand, ranging from 7-year-olds to six-year-olds.

Except Bangkok and Chiang Mai, other places are quite backward. Outside Bangkok, it is the countryside. It is not recommended to run to the countryside casually. It is safer to stay in the city.

It's impolite for him to pick up a bowl and eat locally, but it's nothing. They win. When they treat you as a foreigner, don't say anything.

Guangxi Zhuang language is somewhat similar to Thai, so you can communicate normally when you slow down. Many local people can also speak Chinese, but it is difficult to communicate.

Near the old Chinatown, the surrounding buildings are rather shabby, and there are not many snacks in Chinatown.

The study of Thai students is like a joke. They left school at three o'clock. The clock is in the afternoon, and sometimes they don't even have homework when they go home. They can only play football, do handicrafts and play musical instruments, and there is nothing serious.

There are many 911 convenience stores in the street, and you can see one within a few steps. This statement is not an exaggeration.

The young girls in Thailand are really beautiful and have an indescribable sense of cuteness.

Thai food is rich, mainly light, and there are few oily and salty foods.

the food price is not expensive, which is almost the level of second-and third-tier cities in China.

basically, you can eat meat for more than ten yuan.

Roadside stalls look clean and hygienic, but they are not necessarily delicious. Sometimes if you don't do this, your stomach will easily get upset. T used to it.

fruits are also quite cheap, especially in roadside stalls. 1 baht can buy a big bag, and the supermarket will be relatively expensive.

There are still many kinds of fruits.

durian is indeed much cheaper than that in China, but you can avoid eating durian in the hotel room. You can only eat outside if you buy it.

there are many kinds of fruits cut like this. You can buy a box and eat it while shopping.

There is less mutton in Thailand, so sometimes you don't have to go to the supermarket to buy it yourself.

I-I used to eat 1 baht doughnuts, which were delicious.

I had a sweet barbecue once, but I didn't. I didn't like it very much.

buying mineral water in Thailand will give you a straw. I think it is basically too much trouble to use.

if you see pineapple rice in the street, you can try it. It's delicious.

There are many Buddhist temples with beautiful scenery, and the famous White Temple is nothing special, except that its appearance is all white.

You can visit the Royal Palace, which is the royal palace in Thailand. It's very big and spectacular.

Like the reclining Buddha Temple and the Wangzheng Temple, go by yourself. It's really tired to visit too many temples. Just one or two.

The sea is blue, but there is a lot of rubbish on the beach, and few people clean it up.

People who like green mountains and green waters can consider Pan-Asian Bay. The scenery is quite good, with many caves and many water caves.

There are many floating markets in Bangkok, among which amphawa floating market has a good reputation, but I have never been there.

I only went to Sifang water market, which was quite fun. There are many small bars and many food shops, and the atmosphere is very good.

There are many scenic spots, so don't introduce them when I win. It is right to try to go to a place with a good reputation.

Thailand is quite suitable for traveling, and it is good on the whole, but it is certainly not as good as

when I went to Chiang Mai before, I met a homestay owner, a China native, who lived there for almost ten years. He told me a few points, which actually subverted our impression of Thailand in China.

1. The three main items of Thai diet are curry, winter yin gong and fried food. Besides, China's experience of stomach is very common. The food here is very rich, and there are many kinds of seafood, meat and vegetables, but the practice is still not as rich as that in China. S more like an Englishman who fried seafood.

2. There are many cram schools in Thailand, which are very cheap compared with domestic ones. Many parents in China feel the freedom to make up lessons here. Many parents in China go to Bangkok or Chiang Mai to attend international schools, and the cost is very cheap compared with that in China, only two-thirds of that in Beijing and Shanghai.

3. Thais are ambivalent, kind but procrastinating. It's too bad if they tell you that a job can be finished in three days. S best to finish it in a week. There may be only one or two honest workers. Others will take photos and fish and get off work at 5 o'clock. They will put on their clothes and shoes before 4:5, and they won. Don't work overtime for money. But they are friendly to strangers and the poor. In Buddhist countries, meals are often given to the poor for free.