Thailand has tailored a "ban" for China tourists, but it makes other tourists envious: Why didn't I?

Thailand, as we know, is a big Buddhist country in Southeast Asia, and its people are all Buddhist disciples, which means Thailand. Thailand, also known as Siam in ancient times, was once one of China's vassals. Thai people are very tenacious. During World War II, it was the only Southeast Asian country that was not colonized. Although we can see the backbone of the Thai people, Thailand is a very friendly country, which is closely related to the prevalence of Buddhist culture in Thailand.

In the 1990s, Thailand developed very well and became one of the four little dragons in Asia. However, an economic crisis caught Thailand off guard. Fortunately, with the rapid development of tourism in recent years, Thailand's economy has recovered again because of its right environment and rich tourism resources. Moreover, the transportation is more and more convenient, and more and more people like to travel to Thailand and become a recognized tourist country.

China is also one of the countries with the largest number of tourists to Thailand. Tens of millions of tourists go to Thailand every year. Moreover, with the development of China getting better and better, people's living standards have improved and their spending power has been greatly enhanced. So every year, tourists from China bring a lot of economic income to Thailand. Naturally, Thailand also attaches great importance to its relations with China.

However, in the development of tourism, we know that there is often a situation that after seeing more and more tourists in scenic spots, they begin to cheat and kill customers. Although the management in Thailand has been very strict, this situation is inevitable, especially for some fruit farmers, who know that China tourists like to eat fruits, especially durian, so there are inferior or even immature durians, which are either inedible or not delicious.

However, when this happens, Thai managers can't ignore it and report it to their superiors. Finally, Thailand has decided to introduce a temporary regulation that anyone who sells immature or deteriorated fruits, especially durian, to tourists in China or exports them to China will be sentenced to three years' imprisonment and, most importantly, deported from Thailand. This shows that tourists from China and Thailand attach importance to it.

This news has also caused dissatisfaction in many countries, because it is a ban tailored for China, and other countries are not within this scope. They hoped for such special treatment, but Thailand ignored it. In addition, Thailand is currently considering granting visa-free treatment to China for one year. In order to attract tourists from China, I believe we can see Thailand's attention and attitude towards tourists from China.

What do you think of this situation?