Siam Vientiane

This is a work of cross-border humanistic aesthetics that breaks the traditional flimsy travel guide. With "fertility" as its core soul, this book deeply interweaves Thailand's ultimate natural scenery with its profound cultural landscape, leading readers to re-understand this country. Here, abundance is not only the gradual azure waters and white sandy beaches of the Andaman Sea, but also the quiet Buddha's light that has traveled through thousands of years in the mottled ancient temples in Sukhothai Historical Park; not only the exotic flowers and trees growing wildly in the tropical rainforest, but also the sweet and spicy smoke rising in the streets and alleys of Bangkok and the casual and idle philosophy of life. The author abandons the perspective of seeking novelties, and goes deep into the texture of Thailand with a level-headed and immersive attitude. From the splendid secular power of the Grand Palace to the spiritual sustenance of the incense of the Erawan Buddha; from the literary elegance of the ancient city of Chiang Mai to the hidden desire and tolerance in Pattaya's nightlife. The book describes in detail the "Zhai Yin Yin" calmness in the bones of the Thai people, as well as the wonderful balance they find between the divine and the secular, tradition and modernity. This is not only a travel book, but also a feast for the senses and the soul. Opening this book, you will transcend the hustle and bustle of check-in points, see the greatest abundance of the collision of nature and humanity in Thailand, a land favored by time, and find the long-lost relaxation and inner peace.