Do Chinese tourists need to kneel down when meeting the King of Thailand?

Nowadays, our country’s economy is developing very fast, and Chinese tourists have traveled all over the world. In particular, Thailand has become the first destination for many Chinese tourists. So if you accidentally meet the king in Thailand, should you ask him? Do other Thai people also kneel down and worship the king?

Thailand is located in the Indochina Peninsula. It is a picturesque country. In recent years, the development of tourism has become more and more popular. Among them, in 2018 In 2009, it received more than 10 million Chinese tourists, generating revenue of 580 billion Thai dollars for Thailand and driving the development of the local economy. Chinese tourists are also full of praise for this place.

The King of Thailand is loved by local residents. Everyone will kneel down and worship the King when they see him. So should Chinese tourists kneel down if they meet the King of Thailand?

Chinese tourists do not need to kneel when they meet the King of Thailand. They can pay attention or bow or stay away, because all foreign tourists can kneel and worship the King of Thailand.

Thailand not only has unique tourism resources, it is also known as the "Land of Buddhism" and the "Land of Thousand Buddhas". There are many temples in Thailand. Because of the prevalence of Buddhist culture, Thailand is also very attractive. Shemale culture.

If you want to travel to such a country, you must do your homework in advance. So if you come to Thailand and meet the local king, should you kneel down to the "royal family" with the locals?

In fact, what this tourist said makes sense. Thailand is a Buddhist country after all, and it is also a constitutional monarchy. This can be seen from the Thai flag. There are red stripes on both sides of the flag, which represents the people. , the white stripe in the middle represents religion, and the blue stripe in the middle represents various royal nobles. Thai people admire the king very much. If the locals encounter the king, they will immediately "kneel down and worship". I have expressed my admiration.

However, this kind of kneeling is also called a prostrate salute. The local people put their legs together, then lean on the ground, put their hands together and say something in their mouths. They will also perform this salute when meeting the royal family. Many Chinese tourists Just ask, if you meet the King of Thailand, do you have to follow the locals and salute?