What do you see as a Thai person?

Personally, I think that Thai people are not so bad, in fact, most of them are quite good, and the residential areas are generally more simple. For example, if a blonde foreigner comes to a Chinese community, the effect is the same as if I were entering a local residential area in Thailand. They still respect foreigners very much, and they will not cheat anyone.

I have to say that the quality of Thai people is still relatively high! Very few people honk their horns in Thailand, and it's basically cars that make people! I've been in Thailand for a long time and have never locked my door!

Two days ago, I went to the supermarket to buy something, and I saw that the money had fallen at the door, and I saw many people walking over one after another, and they didn't pick it up!

Most Thais are very good, not difficult to get along with, compared to foreigners, Thai people do not trust others easily, after all, there are cultural differences. I don't know if it's bad luck lately, but all I haven't encountered are some strange things. One set in front of the face and one set behind the back, speechless and dead.

It is no exaggeration to say that Thailand is a land of smiles, and Chiang Mai is a sea of smiles. When traveling to Thailand, the biggest feeling is the smile of the Thai people, which probably represents the beautiful soul of the Thai people.

When I was in Australia, the Thai people I met here were generally friendly, but their economic status was much lower than that of the Chinese. And on the surface, we are friendly, and we are excluded in various ways in the mainland. It's more of a group, but most of them have a good temper and speak slowly.

It is true that many times the hygiene habits are different, and my classmates often slip their shoes to class and take them off.

Coordinates: A small border town in the three northeastern provinces When I was working in a bubble tea shop, a Thai couple came to buy drinks, and there happened to be an event in the store, and you can choose one of the five designated drinks for free if you consume ten times. The number of times is a small card with a stamp on it. One day, the two of them joined hands and you and I came again, and the boy found that he forgot to bring his card, I said, then buckle it on your girlfriend's one, the boy is very fierce, and he said no, I have to take a piece of paper, write clearly on it, and bring the card to make up for it next time.

I was devastated. Because the store is super busy! There are so many people!

All lined up in the back. Or I'll get you a new card, and two cards will be enough for ten times. No!

People don't want it! On the last A4 paper, I wrote a 300-word essay on the counter, and I found the company's official seal to buckle it. So the two of them left satisfied.

When I was in school, I met two Chinese Thai who could speak Chinese. They were born to South Korea as exchange students. Exchange year in South Korea, no tuition, $1,000 per month for living expenses.

Their life is quite simple, except for attending classes and participating in activities organized by the school every day, they basically stay in the dormitory for the rest of the time. Later, after getting acquainted with me and some Chinese, we would also have dinner with the Chinese who had a good time. The life we played together was quite ordinary, there was nothing particularly out of the ordinary, eating and drinking.

A year later, they went back.

Let's talk about a few Thai students I know They are **dark, the man is not tall, about 163cm, but he is generally strong (probably related to Muay Thai). Enjoys sports, especially football and Muay Thai. The school has a sports team and often arranges inter-school competitions.

People are very easy to get along with, they are more sunny and cheerful, if you make friends, there is nothing to hide too much (this is particularly liked).

Thai people are always very good because of their own country, of course, it is also related to the ** long-term report! Many Thais look down on foreigners! And the people of Bangkok, Thailand, look down on outsiders and think that they come from backward places! Outsiders look down on Bangkok people and think that Bangkok people have the temperament of nouveau riche!

I used to live in an apartment arranged by the school for a year, and the aunt and security personnel in the apartment were very good, and the aunt knew that we were going back to China and asked sadly in Thai, if I could not go back, it was also the first time I saw Thailand** showing such a real and reluctant expression. I don't remember them with many expressions other than smiles and cold faces. After I moved out of the apartment to live outside, every time I passed by the old apartment security uncle, he liked to hold my hand and talk to me a lot, wtf!

Why do you hold my hand and talk to me every time? I'm drunk too!

Last year I went to Phuket to play and lived in a remote townhouse. I want to eat durian halfway, I went out to buy durian, there are no people in the countryside outside, and then I saw a Thai sister riding an electric car, stopped her and asked**There is a durian seller, the Thai sister is very enthusiastic and rode a bicycle to pull my object to send him to the place where durian is sold, and after buying it, I sent my object back, I wanted to tip her to thank her but she didn't want it.

The Thai mix is beautiful and the ads are sunny

Industrious people, friendly smiles.

I have walked so many tourist cities, Thailand is the only place I want to go to for the second time, and I don't need to say more about the advantages, I would rather be a beggar abroad than a tyrant at home, all kinds of discrimination and contempt.

The large difference in appearance between Thai people is due to the fact that there are more ethnic groups of Thai people.

There are more than 30 ethnic groups in Thailand. The Tai are the main ethnic group, accounting for 40% of the total population, and the rest are Lao, Chinese, Malay, Khmer, as well as Miao, Yao, Gui, Wen, Karen, Shan, Semang, Shagai and other hill ethnic groups. The integration of many ethnic groups has led to a large difference in the appearance of Thais.

The Tai people originated in southern China, and in the first A.D.

Ten. He only moved to Thailand in the 1st and 12th centuries. Archaeologists have found many ancient ruins in Muang Thanh in northeastern Thailand, proving that Thailand's culture originated during the Bronze Culture period about 5,000 years ago. The exact prehistoric information is still unknown, as Thai customs and remnants of culture are constantly changing and rarely recorded, especially in the 18th century, when many of the early artifacts were destroyed by foreign invasions.

Introduction in Thai

Like many other languages in the world, Thai is a complex amalgamation of cultures. Many words in Thai come from Pali, Sanskrit, Khmer, Malay, English and Chinese.

The Tai claimed to have left Yunnan and came to Thailand during the Song Dynasty, and linguists believe that in the fourth century BCE, the Thai-speaking people may still have lived in the Han River valley (then the Chu state). Nowadays, the Thai, Laotian, and Zhuang people all speak the language of the Dong Zhuang language group.

The Thai language is basically made up of monosyllabic words, and it was coined in 1283 by the Sukhothai king Rangham Thanh based on the Mon and Khmer scripts. After 700 years of history, Thai is made up of forty-four letters, which are twenty consonant phonemes, and fifteen vowel symbols represent twenty-two vowels, diphthongs, and triphthongs.

Since Thai is a tonal language with five different tones, it is often confusing to foreigners who do not understand the culture. For example, the different tones of suea represent different meanings: suea flat is tiger; The low-key is the mat and the mat, and the ascending is the clothes.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Thai.

The main reasons for the large difference in the appearance of Thais are as follows:

Multicultural Integration: Thailand is a multi-ethnic and multicultural country with a variety of religious beliefs and ethnic festivals in the country. A long period of multicultural integration, as well as constant economic, social and political changes, have led to a trend of diversification in the appearance and characteristics of Thai people.

Genetic differences: Thais have a variety of genetic backgrounds, including indigenous people (e.g., Malay-type Southeast Asians), southern and southwestern Chinese, Indians, Khmers, and people from other regions. These different genes come together to give Thai people a variety of looks.

The phenomenon of mixed-race search: Thailand has historically had ethnic groups from the Malay Peninsula and also integrated with ethnic groups from India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and other places. After a long period of integration, these different ethnic groups have become mixed-race descendants, making the appearance of Thai people more diverse.

Aesthetic concept: With the development of internationalization, the aesthetic concept of Thailand has also changed. In the past, people were more inclined to a single aesthetic standard (e.g

white**, big eyes, high nose bridge, etc.), but now people are more accepting of diverse beauty, which also promotes the diversity of Thai people's appearance to a certain extent.

In conclusion, the diversity of Thai people's appearance is mainly due to a variety of factors such as their multicultural history, multiple genetic backgrounds, mixed race, and changes in aesthetic perceptions.

I think there is no difference, it is very good, it gives people a more gentle feeling, and there is not much difference between the appearance of us Asians. Maybe the ones you're looking at are plastic surgery.

Because the main ethnic group in Thailand is the Dai people, the Dai people originated in southern China and began in the first A.D.

Ten. He only moved to Thailand in the 1st and 12th centuries.

The Dai people are the main ethnic group in Thailand and Laos, accounting for 40% of the total population of Thailand, and the Dai people are also the second largest ethnic group in Myanmar and an ethnic minority in China, India, Vietnam, Cambodia and other countries. According to the sixth census in 2010, there are more than 1.26 million Dai people in China.

As early as the 1st century AD, there were already records of the ancestors of the Dai people in Chinese historical books. Tang and Song Dynasty documents are called "gold teeth", "black teeth", "silver teeth", "embroidered feet", "embroidered face", "barbaric", "white clothes" and so on.

During the Yuan and Ming dynasties, it was still called "golden tooth" and "white clothes". "Baiyi" is also written as "Baiyi" and "Baiyi".", "Boyi", and some are mistaken for "Yiyi", so that they are confused with the Bai people. Since the Qing Dynasty, it has been called "pendulum".

In addition, Vietnamese historical books refer to the Dai people as "Ailao"; Burmese historical books refer to the Dai people as "Shan"; Indian historical books refer to the Dai people as "Ahom".

Because the Tai originated in the south of China, and in the tenth AD.

He only moved to Thailand in the 1st and 12th centuries.

There are more than 30 ethnic groups in Thailand, of which the Thai are the main ethnic groups, accounting for 40% of the total population, and the rest are Lao, Chinese, Malay, Khmer, as well as Miao, Yao, Gui, Wen, Karen, Shan, Semang, Shagai and other mountain ethnic groups.

The Thai people are the majority ethnic group in Thailand, accounting for 40% of the total population of Thailand.

The Tai nationality is also known as the Dai nationality and the Shan nationality, and the national language is Dai (Thai), which belongs to the Zhuang Dai branch of the Zhuang-Dong language group of the Sino-Tibetan language family.

As early as the 1st century AD, there were already records of the ancestors of the Dai people in Chinese historical books. Tang and Song Dynasty documents are called "gold teeth", "black teeth", "silver teeth", "embroidered feet", "embroidered face", "barbaric", "white clothes" and so on. During the Yuan and Ming dynasties, it was still called "golden tooth" and "white clothes".

"Baiyi" is also written as "Baiyi" and "Baiyi".", "Boyi", and some are mistaken for "Yiyi", so that they are confused with the Bai people.

Since the Qing Dynasty, it has been called "pendulum". In addition, Vietnamese historical books refer to the Dai people as "Ailao"; Burmese historical books refer to the Dai people as "Shan"; Indian historical books refer to the Dai people as "Ahom".

After the Second World War, each country** named the Dai people distributed in their respective territories, Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia called Thai, Laos called Lao, Myanmar called Shan, China called Dai Dai, and India called Ahom, but they all called themselves Tai.

A long time ago, many Chinese ran out of the motherland in order to survive, went to many places, Thailand also went, and then married Thai natives, and now these Chinese-Thai mixed race is more, pure Thai ** is darker, more and more rare.

It's kind of like it, it's not like it. There are Malays or Indians in Thailand, or their descendants, that are not at all like the Chinese. Most Thai natives look a bit like people from Guangxi, Yunnan, and Sichuan.

Are the Pekingese the ancestors of the Thais? In recent years, a scholar from the Guangxi Academy of Social Sciences named Guo Zhu said in his book "The History of the Origin of the Miao Nationality": ....5,000 years ago, the Jiuli tribal alliance led by the famous leader of the Miao ancestors, Chi You, was defeated by the Yan Emperor and the Yellow Emperor, the ancestors of the Han people, and then retreated from the entire North China Plain and moved south...And one of the Miao origin inheritance relationships according to the book:

Since Peking Man (500,000 years ago) Cave Man (50,000 years ago) Fuxi (6,000 years ago) Chiyou Jiuli (5,000 years ago) Migration to the south across the centuries, most of them lived in Guangxi, Sichuan and Yunnan, and a small number entered the Indochina Peninsula in various parts of the Thai-Burma-Laogao, until the Yuan Dynasty, there were a group of Dai people in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province trekked through mountains and rivers, and finally settled in Thailand and became the ancestors of the Thai people. Therefore, this paper boldly deduces that the Peking people are most likely the ancestors of the Chinese nation (Han nationality) by the Thai (Miao) people

Thailand, which is more than 14 times larger than Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, has a population of more than 60 million, however, whether it is the descendants of the aborigines who lived there more than hundreds of thousands of years ago, or the Miao tribe who came to Thailand 5,000 years ago, or the Dai people who came to Thailand from Yunnan 700 years ago, or 54 years ago when the army led by General Li Mi was transferred to Myanmar and Laotai to form a foreign lone army, and even Malays, Indians, and descendants of the American army, etc., are all as King Rama of Thailand said: Whether it is first and last, as long as you live in Thailand and can speak Thai, If you can write Thai by hand, you are considered Thai...」