It is forbidden to slander the royal aristocrats in Thailand. Can you still "express your feelings" when traveling abroad?

Every country has its own taboos and customs, so when we travel to a country, we must follow the local customs. For example, it is forbidden to slander the royal family in Thailand, so when we travel, we must respect it if we want to express our feelings. Under the premise of local customs and culture, otherwise it would be very immoral. Although everyone has freedom of speech, we must pay attention to what we say on what occasions, which is freedom, instead of expressing some remarks at will. In Thailand, the local custom is absolutely not to slander the royal aristocrats. Therefore, when we foreigners don't know the relevant history and culture of Thailand, it's best not to talk about the local royal aristocrats. What we have to do is to listen carefully. In fact, we have some opinions and ideas in our hearts, and we should not publish them publicly, because it will make the local people feel very unhappy or feel offended. However, although defamation of royal nobles is forbidden in Thailand, the emphasis is on the word defamation. However, if tourists want to have a positive energy of praise for the royal nobles, positive remarks are also possible. For example, when we see the magnificent royal palace in Thailand, we will inevitably sigh and praise the wisdom of the royal nobles. These are very normal and worth promoting. After all, the local aristocrats will certainly be very happy with the recognition of the nobles in their own country by foreigners, which is also an recognition of the local culture, and will make the local people feel affirmed after listening to it. Therefore, when traveling, everyone has the freedom to express their feelings, but we can't base our freedom on damaging other people's customs and regulations, which will make our journey very unpleasant and even be pointed at by local people. This is not worth the loss.