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If you travel to Thailand and meet the King of Thailand, do you kneel or not?
Hahahaha, although I haven't met his old man, I believe that what his old man said can still be conveyed even after thousands of years.
Ancient China said: Heaven and earth monarch teacher, the monarch is no longer there, there are hundreds of millions of heroic martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country, and in addition, there is nothing worthy of Chinese kneeling.
One or twenty years ago, I just entered the society, I went to Tiananmen Square alone, lined up to pay homage to Grandpa Mao, and at the same time there were a few old grandfathers in line, they really couldn't cry when they lined up the whole process, old tears, when I was young, although I was full of respect in my heart, but I didn't understand why those old grandfathers were so excited and sad, getting older, and then I understood! Up and down for 5,000 years, people have reached high positions, and there are really people in their hearts, so that the people's waists are up, how many people are there?
Thais don't kneel, let alone a foreign tourist. Of course, someone with a gun on top of it can only kneel. Did someone force you with a gun?
Both feudal and non-feudal people were silent
"The people of a large country do not worship the lord of a small country". This is also a habit since ancient times, don't be arrogant, we are still tactful, when the Han Dynasty was changed, the envoy had to let the king of the small country come down from the throne and sit for him for a while
Like you, I looked at the Qin State at the beginning, and I was still thinking about the First Emperor of Qin, why can't you kneel for a while, in case it costs me my life. As a result, it turned out to be the king of Thailand, what are you doing, kneeling down.
Grandpa Mao's lifelong efforts can be summed up in one sentence: "The Chinese people have stood up." You have to kneel, don't you argue with Grandpa Mao: Don't you stand up if you don't say it? Look at me, kneel, you did it in vain.
If you can see Qin Shi Huang, if you don't kneel, you can intercede with me, after all, as a pro-feudal general, I still have a bit of face.
The law in Thailand seems to be that foreigners do not need to kneel when they see the king, they must kneel when they see the king, and if the king appears in public, they will divide the area, and the natives will kneel together, and foreigners do not kneel when they stand together
When I traveled to Thailand for the first time, the tour guide said in advance that in case of encountering the king of Thailand, tourists do not need to kneel, they can sit down or squat, there will be no trouble, but everyone else kneels, you must stand out from the crowd, and there will be no trouble in law, but it is inevitable that you will encounter someone looking for trouble, although it can't be good, but it will affect the mood