Nine million people in China can't speak Chinese. Why is the assimilation of Chinese in Thailand so serious?

China has a large population, which makes it a fact that China people are all over the world, so no matter which country you go to, you may find some China compatriots there. Everyone says that if you can meet your compatriots in a different place and then speak the same language, it will make people feel particularly cordial, but not necessarily in Thailand. Maybe you can see many people from China, but you may not meet people from China who can also speak fluent Chinese.

It is said that mother tongue will affect a person's life, and most people will never forget their national language and culture wherever they go, but in Thailand it has refreshed everyone's concept. The number of China people here is close to 9 million, but it is difficult to find a few people who can speak pure Chinese in this huge crowd, and there is almost no shadow of China culture in them, so Thailand was selected as "the only country that assimilated China people" by netizens.

It is understood that about one third of Thailand's population comes from China, but most of them have been assimilated by Thailand. So what caused this phenomenon?

But to be honest, I always feel that people in China and Thailand really look alike. We are all yellow-skinned and about the same size. When people from China and Thailand are together, people may feel that there is almost no big difference between them, and it is really difficult for outsiders to tell them apart without looking carefully.

Chinese who often live in Thailand want to integrate into the surrounding environment more quickly, so they will naturally try their best to adapt and learn everything here and make themselves more acceptable to others. In addition, Thailand is close to China, and their culture is close to our China culture to some extent. According to the data, the Dai people in Yunnan, China were originally Thais a long time ago, which shows that Thai culture may be more easily accepted by China people, making Chinese in foreign countries feel more integrated, which also directly affects Thailand.