Thai Common Sense

This book is not a rigorous social science book about Thailand's history or culture, but more like a comprehensive collection of short essays with very casual and relaxed language. It is suitable for beginners who have never traveled to Thailand, or people who do not want to read too in-depth content. You can read it on the plane or on the road when traveling. The full text is divided into eleven chapters, covering local specialties, Thai lifestyle, unique folk customs, the power game between the government and the military, a brief history, economic development, regional culture, tourism characteristics, people's beliefs, folk art, myths and legends. Some interesting topics are briefly described to stimulate your interest in travel and exploration. It's good to just listen to it and take a look.

Especially the part about Thai food introduced many special seasonings, such as lemon and fish sauce, which gave me a clearer understanding of the unique flavor of Thai food. Moreover, the author's writing is light and humorous, making it interesting to read, just like chatting with friends. In short, this is a very valuable book and is recommended to friends who are interested in Thailand!

The writing is good, and I learned about the country of Thailand, but some of the content in it is a bit too foreign-oriented, so I still have to treat it differently.

It's very detailed, but I still want to know exactly the culture of Buddha amulets. .

I have read the full article carefully. It is very comprehensive and will be of great help to us Chinese people in understanding Thailand.

Comprehensive and easy to understand

You can learn about some of the history and humanities of surrounding countries.