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Meet a small town in Thailand

It was a bright vacation, I was a bright teenager, in a bright Thailand, brightly smiling at everything.

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Eat

"Dung Yang Gon" (hot and sour shrimp soup) "Dung Kha Gai" (chicken soup with coconut leaves) "Goedan" (cold papaya), "Pickled Bun Thread" (cold vermicelli), "Labu Gai" (chicken mixed with mint leaves) and other specialties, fresh and delicious, especially for Chinese tastes; eggplant Corn and bitter gourd, small and exquisite, delicious and lovely; coconut guava papaya tamarind citrus glaze pineapple pineapple honey, and "after the fruit" mangosteen's husband - durian, it and stinky tofu have "similarities and wonders! It is "similar" to stinky tofu, and may make you "stay", but unfortunately, I smelled this "powerful" "flavor" has been very I was already very satisfied when I smelled this "powerful" "flavor", so how would I "want" to taste it? In fact, I really let me stay is the hometown of the apple, but I did not expect, the apple to this place has greatly increased in value, into the "foreign goods"! Sweet in the mouth, but sour in the heart! Here, I tasted all day and night "sweet and sour", although it is a big full of the world's fourth most popular dishes in the mouth, but the face of the beans do not give face, the thought of their skin has become smooth and supple, the body also slim, and steal the bottom of the heart of the happy. The Thai youth is both sour and sweet.

Where we live, can be considered Bangkok's Hap Kwan Road. I have savored almost every house there. Early in the morning on New Year's Day, my mom received a letter from the landlord neatly packed with 200 Thai beads in a red letter bag and two bags of fruit, it turns out that the landlord's grandfather is a Chinese, know Chinese etiquette, which is to us to pay tribute to the New Year. So my mom and I split the money equally, and always hinted at my dad, tonight to go to the restaurant, my dad patted the bulging wallet, a silly smile, it should be us.

The flaming sun was home for New Year's Eve dinner, so I couldn't wait to follow my parents, three steps into two steps into a fresh, bright Thai restaurant. The owner and the waiter are brown and yellow Thai. It's all "foreigners" here, and of course, I am one too! After I was seated, I opened the menu with great interest, but the tadpole-like and picture-like Thai language puzzled me. So I "plucked" through the dense "Thai jungle" and finally found my favorite - "English Tribe". I finally found my favorite - "English Tribe". However, I couldn't be happy because I could understand less than 10 words in the whole page and there were no pictures of the dishes. It was then that I realized the importance of English in a foreign land, at least when it comes to eating. So I composed myself and ordered something that looked good to me, a noodle, and a medium size one at that. Once we were all in agreement, we began to wait happily. Dad confidently told us that he was ordering corn soup, which he had tasted before and was quite flavorful. Mom and I half-believe, until the "pure corn soup" on the table, and then really confirmed Dad's words - indeed quite fragrant, but the form is a bit different - not corn! "It's not corn soup - it's half a rounded corn on the cob! However, my noodle wasn't too optimistic either. It was wrapped in a sweet and sour "cooler" and laying lazily on a huge plate, not moving at all. Everyone looked at each other and laughed for a long time, because this is the first time to make a fool of themselves. Only mom wants a more "sensible" dish: fried seafood with vegetables - this is a must-have dish for every meal. And I and my father's "masterpiece" more tend to the flavor of home; also because of the impulse of homesickness, so that this New Year's Eve dinner contains fragrant, sweet taste; this happy flavor, not only hanging in our family of three face, but also buried deep in the heart of the heart.

Shopping

Thai silk - bright colors, elegant and gorgeous texture, all kinds of flowers and colors and thicknesses. There are many tailor stores in Thailand that make Thai silk clothing. In Pattaya, more than 90 percent of the tailor stores are run by Arabs.

Soft, thick Thai cotton fabrics are also becoming increasingly popular. Chiang Mai is the center of Thai handicrafts, producing silverware, wood carvings, lacquer ware, porcelain, silk weaving, hand-painted paper umbrellas and other exquisite workmanship, when we visited the series of production process, there is a very interesting thing y attracted me - rough and endowed with natural beauty of the paper. It can be used to wrap gifts, make umbrellas, make decorations and so on. Its magic lies in the raw material used to make it. What is it?

When we step into the production room, a set of wonderful images into our eyes: a pot of thick yellow solid in the solution kept spinning, and from time to time emitted a strong smell ...... smell gradually disappears, and then these solids are filtered, flattened and dyed, add leaf veins or twigs and other plants, and then Sun drying, and finally become a delicate and beautiful paper umbrellas and other decorative items in front of us. As the staff explained the process one by one, I was lucky to hear a key word: "elephant"! Haha, now you get it, right? Right! The raw material of this paper is: elephant's "shit"! Of course, it can also be made into manuscript paper, but the raw material needs to be processed more delicately. How about that?

Thailand produces a variety of gemstones, of which red and sapphire are the most famous. In Thailand's more reputable jewelry stores, what attracts us is often in addition to the exquisite craftsmanship, is the store's rules: customers can shop in foreign currency, while enjoying a slightly higher exchange rate than the bank on the day of the foreign currency. In this way, the merchants make a good profit and the customers are comfortable to buy. Who can resist this strong temptation?

Thailand's leather products, from ordinary cowhide to crocodile and pearl fish skin, a wide variety of cheap and beautiful. Casual clothes are very cheap to buy in small stores. There are many open-air markets and night markets, and you can't beat the fact that these places are packed every minute of every day, especially with white-skinned Westerners. They seem to have an endless supply of cotton T-shirts, and every time I see three or four foreigners clustered together talking about T-shirt patterns,www.nncba.com1蜗牛旅行1www.wntrip.cn或讲着令人羡慕的英语与商人讨价还价, this kind of easy conversation often lasts less than two minutes before it's over. Imported cosmetics are cheaper here; if you take a stroll through the duty-free malls at Bangkok airport before boarding your flight, it will definitely save you a lot of money. If you spend a whole day shopping in the center of Thailand, you won't get tired. Because there are surprises and rewards everywhere!

Human geography

Thailand is a very strange country. It is both very modern and very traditional, eclectic in its approach to foreign cultures, and uniquely ethnic in every way.

The capital city of Bangkok is ostensibly a very modern metropolis, but in the gaps between the skyscrapers, high up the eaves of the Buddhist temples and seems to always remind the importance of religion in this country. Just a short drive out of Bangkok, you can turn down any side street and see what you thought was a long gone watering hole, still living a life of leisure in a stilt house by the river. In the south, you will be amazed at the influence of Malay culture as you embrace the white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. Ride an elephant through the lush mountains of the north and marvel at the traces of Burmese and Laotian culture.

The Thai people have great respect for the king and the royal family. Once, when the three-wheeled motorcycle we were on passed a statue of the king, the driver let go of both hands on the steering wheel, and I thought he was going to pull a stunt, but it turned out that he planted his hat, folded his hands, and bowed to the king respectfully.

Buddhism is the national religion of Thailand, so the statue of Buddha is respected regardless of its size. There are special seats for monks on buses, and I've had a couple of scenes where I've had to give up my seat, so that's what it's all about.

Thailand honors teachers, and as long as you have real talent, you can apply for international scholarships to universities.

Thailand is a vast country, there are many open spaces lying scattered on the outskirts of Bangkok. The houses of the residents here are only two stories high at the most, with white, red, blue and green roofs silently dotting the Thai landscape. Thais study and work at 9 a.m. sharp, which is a luxury for us. From primary to secondary school, students have uniforms, bags, shoes, and even their hairstyles are prescribed. Once I met two or three middle school students on a bus. The boys had very short hair, kind of like the image of "Little Tiger" in rural China, while the girls had neat mushroom hair, which was quite generous. The school bags are not shoulder bags as advocated in China, but rather hand-held square "black boxes". University uniforms are even simpler: "black and white" in contrasting colors - not only are they made to order at the school, but they are also available in Bangkok's shopping malls. As such, the only thing that separates the different schools is the school logo on the right breast of the shirt. University girls are very devoted to art earrings and have no interest in heavy bling; cartoon stationery is their favorite. In prestigious universities, even near the campus is always parked a variety of brand-name cars, no doubt, 99% of the "baby" is a college student. Said the car. I have a stomach of emotion: running in the street, in addition to the most resistant, used to carry passengers Toyota air-conditioned van, other limousines can make you look at the eyes starry-eyed, spitting white deserts; a "baby" in the alleys to wear around, see my heart ache; and even the old car store iron guys are brand new as well, to see my stomach ache.

In Bangkok, you can't say "the sun goes down" because there are no mountains. The roads here are spacious, flat and scientific. Bangkok is full of viaducts. Thailand promotes airborne development; the three-tiered streets of trains, pedestrians and automobiles are a good example of this.

Gentle

Thai people are gentle, and so are Thai animals.

Thailand is the land of smiles, the people are warm and kind, helpful, and most polite, it is difficult to see someone loud, even in a car accident never quarrel. Once, we took the air-conditioned bus on the way in order to dodge a cab and another cab to a warm "embrace", I did not expect the two drivers are all smiles, they put the passengers after the arrangement, they properly solve the problem.

Thailand in addition to men, women, in the city of Pattaya there are two large siren song and dance show. The sirens here are all heavily made up and soft, and when some of them don't speak, they are a hundred times more charming and gentle than authentic women.

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