What story is told in the movie "The Journey to Thailand"? Why do Fan Bingbing and Xu Zheng like Thailand? Is the analysis in Lao Liang's story meeting correct?

Bao Bao, played by Wang Baoqiang in "Embarrassed in Thailand", started chatting with Xu Lang, played by Xu Zheng, who was sitting next to him, as soon as he got on the plane, and even reported a bunch of things he had written down in his notebook. travel list, and they also encountered a series of adventures in Thailand. Today we will travel to Thailand with Wang Baoqiang from "囧囧"!

1. Taj Mahal

The first item is the Taj Mahal, but Xu Zheng reminded that the Taj Mahal is in India , not in Thailand, this wish is given up.

2. Worshiping Buddha

Thai temples: Thailand is one of the important tourist countries in Asia. The charming tropical style and unique Buddhist culture are important factors that attract tourists. Thailand is a Buddhist country with a long history. This beautiful country, known as the "White Elephant Kingdom", has unique cultural traditions and national customs, such as colorful festivals, new dialects of people on the water, and world-famous classical music. Dances and folk dances, interesting pantomimes and Nakhon Khun dramas, unique Muay Thai, cockfighting, fish playing and beautiful shemales, etc., all make people "enjoyed". There are splendid temples and pagodas with towering angles everywhere, as well as exquisite and beautiful Buddha statues, stone carvings and paintings. These monuments, shaded by evergreen coconut groves, add infinitely to the charming tropical scenery of Thailand. Brilliant colors.

3. Make spa

Scallion pancake SPA: Knead first, then knead, and finally sprinkle with "seasonings".

In "囧囧", there is a scene where the baby played by Wang Baoqiang enters the room of Gao Bo played by Huang Bo and steals his passport. Before he can escape, Gao Bo, who has put on a facial mask, treats it as a massage. The doctor asked Bao Bao to give him a SPA. As a result, Bao Bao, who had a background in making scallion pancakes, used his own "professional" techniques to give Gao Bo a "scallion oil SPA" experience. It was not the traditional push-pull kneading, but added his own. Wang Baoqiang's new "noodle mixing" technique, first kneading and then kneading, the movements are very dazzling and beautiful, and finally sprinkle some "seasonings". Wang Baoqiang said, "At that time, I imagined that I was kneading noodles. The technique combines soft and hard techniques with even strength. "Exceptionally neat", this section is one of the most hilarious points in the entire film!

In Thailand, you can see large and small massage parlors, SPA, and massage centers everywhere. What is especially exciting is that most of the treatments are very cheap, so if you don’t want to experience it, For a moment, that would be a pity! And whether it's an affordable massage parlor or a spa in a five-star hotel, almost every one has different formulas and features, which are worth trying again and again.

4. Watching transvestites

Transvestites are a world-famous "specialty" of Thailand. "The Journey to Thailand" was filmed in Thailand, so naturally this local feature will not be missed. !

In "Thailand", there is a very funny scene about a ladyboy. The two met a beautiful woman in the elevator. When Wang Bao curiously asked Xu Lang if the beauty was a ladyboy and wanted to confirm it. , the beautiful woman who stepped out of the elevator blurted out a sentence full of contempt and an authentic Beijing accent: "There are two 2Bs in the elevator." The two looked at each other.

Thailand Ladyboy Song and Dance

Thailand Ladyboy Song and Dance: The world-famous "Treeboy Song and Dance" performance is the most prominent transgender performance in Thailand, and it is also the most amazing show for many tourists. Those slender girls The graceful and beautiful "beauties" sing and dance with a tender expression, which can really make people's hearts flutter. Thailand's transvestite performances are famous, unparalleled in the world, mysterious and hazy, and attract people's imagination. Thailand is the country with the most transgender people in the world and the place where the most gender reassignment surgeries are performed. It is estimated that there are at least 200,000 transgender people, commonly known as "transsexuals" in Thailand. There are basically transvestites all over Thailand, but the largest and most exciting shows are the "Aksa Transvestite Show" and "Tiffany Transvestite Show" in the seaside resort city of Pattaya. The ladyboys in these two performance venues are the most beautiful in Thailand, the performance venues are extremely luxurious, the shows are exciting, and the audience is full almost every day.

5. Play Muay Thai

Bao Baobao only wants to play Muay Thai, hoping to become the personal bodyguard of his goddess Fan Bingbing. At the end of the movie, he hires Muay Thai to protect Xu Zheng and Huang Bo The local Muay Thai masters who came from Thailand got into a fight, and finally used Xu Zheng's shoulders to successfully knock down the Muay Thai master from a height.

Muay Thai: If you are interested in watching a Muay Thai match, it is also a good choice. Generally, you can watch such matches at Ratchadamun Boxing Gym and Lumbini Boxing Gym in Bangkok. There are always two or three matches every week. You can enjoy the intense and intense Muay Thai at Ratchada Munon Boxing Gym and Lupini Boxing Gym. The most appropriate description is the words of the late Muay Thai master Azan Jie: "Muay Thai is a unique treasure of the Thai nation."

6. Participate in the Water Splashing Festival

In "Thailand Embarrassed" 》Xu Zheng and Wang Baoqiang's car encountered a breakdown. They were resting in a small village and happened to catch up with the Water Splashing Festival. However, the playful baby poured a handful of water on Xu Zheng's computer and broke it. It was even more embarrassing!

April 13th every year is Thailand’s Water Splashing Festival, also known as “Songkran Festival”.

Songkran is Sanskrit, meaning "the sun moves to Aries, which means the new solar year begins." Songkran lasts for three days and is the hottest time of the year in Thailand. Before the festival, clean the inside and outside of the home and burn old clothes to avoid bad luck. On the day of the festival, people go to temples to build sand towers, place colorful flags and flowers, and pray for a good harvest. In the evening, perfume soaked in flower petals is sprinkled on the arms and backs of the elders to express good wishes to the elders; after that, the elders pour water on the heads of the younger ones to express blessings from the elders. The traditional custom of splashing water means that you can wash away the bad luck of the past year and start anew in the new year. Today's Songkran Festival is mostly about fun, so if you go to Thailand at this time and get splashed all over your body, don't be angry! In fact, the tradition of Songkran Festival is not unique to Thailand. Neighboring countries such as Myanmar and Cambodia also celebrate this festival at the same time.

Pattaya holds some celebrations at this time every year, such as food exhibitions, float parades, beauty contests and various fireworks displays. In Chiang Mai, activities such as beauty pageants and parades will be held. In Thailand, it is very important to pay close attention to the past, so at this time, people will also bring the ashes of their ancestors to the temples to hold worship ceremonies and pray for blessings.

7. Riding an Elephant

Thailand is the largest elephant-producing country in the world and is known as the "Land of Elephants". Elephants are regarded as a symbol of good luck by Thai people. Elephants in Thailand are considerate, hard-working and capable, smart and spiritual. They are both cheap labor and well-behaved travel pets. March 13th is Elephant Day in Thailand, and people will treat elephants with rich fruit feasts.