Thais

Author: Xiao Xian
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The "Foreigners Series" is a collection of books that introduces the cultural and social conditions of various countries in the 20th century, delving into their national and ethnic characteristics. To achieve this purpose, the series explores multiple aspects such as history, geography, politics, economy, social life, religious beliefs, customs, literature and art, science and humanities, language and literature, daily life, and marriage and funeral traditions. It highlights the exploration of the spiritual realms of different civilizations. Thailand is a country with distinctive features and one worth understanding and studying. This book describes the personality of Thais from multiple perspectives, examines their national and ethnic traits, and emphasizes a writing style that is "flowing, dynamic, and light-hearted." The entire book emphasizes knowledge, interest, and readability, striving to be both accurate and accessible. Additionally, the editor has selected images that reflect the daily life and natural scenery of the Thai people, making the book visually engaging and helping readers gain a more intuitive understanding of Thais. This book is primarily intended for foreign-related personnel (such as those studying abroad, engaging in foreign trade, participating in cultural exchanges, or traveling abroad), but it is also an indispensable foundational reading for those interested in global affairs and international situations.