Is it feasible to go to Thailand without knowing Thai or English?

I think it's feasible. In fact, Thai people speak Thai, and not everyone in Thailand can speak English. Having been to Thailand, I feel that it is easy to get help from compatriots who can speak Chinese or Thai friends who can speak some Chinese in Thailand. With the help of Autotoll electronic dictionary or some translation software in WeChat, you can travel to Thailand with confidence. Some suggestions: 1. Get all kinds of advertisements for Thailand travel online or go to a travel agency by yourself, and then choose a travel route with convenient transportation and affordable price that you like very much. Then book a tour for a few days. Contact hotels or family hotels that spend the night along the way. Because of the language problem, we can consider booking a family hotel run by China people. You can even book a local tour group. Local tour groups may have Chinese tour guides, so it is better to choose such a tour group. It is cheaper and more convenient to join a local tour group than to travel by yourself, which can reduce the pressure of your language barrier. ) 2. Pay attention to the signs after boarding the plane and entering Thailand. Under normal circumstances, passengers will go through the customs before picking up their luggage. Got off the plane and followed a large group of passengers on the same flight. Many foreign airports have signs written in Chinese. Just follow the instructions on the sign. But the most difficult thing to make mistakes is to go through customs with passengers on the same plane and pick up luggage with them. In case you can't keep up, you can see if there are any Chinese signs, find a place to pick up your luggage, or ask passengers who can speak Mandarin. You should be familiar with the English in the baggage area and write it down. When there is no help, you can show the English words in the baggage area to the staff, and they can show you the way. Every time you go to a tourist attraction, you'd better get in touch with someone. If not, you need to learn to read the map, so it is convenient to go to the hotel by car. Be sure to confirm your reserved hotel phone number so that you can call the hotel for help at any time when you get lost. When you leave the hotel, you must remember to bring a business card with the detailed address of the hotel or a note you copied yourself to avoid emergency use. The taxi driver can take you back to the hotel when he sees the hotel address. 5. Print some common travel English and cut it into small notes for later use. Such as: 1) greetings. (Learn a few words: Good morning, but good evening) 2) Taxi (it's too difficult to learn, so I'll show it to the driver) 3) Asking for directions 4) Ordering food (actually, you don't have to write sentences, just say "this" and "this" when you see something you want to eat) 5. The safety of free travel abroad must be guaranteed. Don't schedule activities too full every day. It shouldn't be too late to go out to the hotel at night. Whether you go to the toilet at the airport or stay in a hotel, you should take care of your luggage and money, otherwise it will be very difficult.