Among the Southeast Asian countries, Thailand and Indonesia are the two countries where China people have been assimilated more deeply?

Thai names don't have Chinese surnames and first names, and they can't speak or write Chinese. However, since the 2nd/kloc-0th century, they have been treated more and more leniently. Now there is a Chinese university in Thailand, which is private.

Indonesian Chinese were completely forbidden to learn Chinese and pursue Chinese culture before, but it was not until the fall of Suharto's government that a more open environment began to emerge. Now they can also learn Chinese, import Chinese newspapers and magazines and celebrate the Spring Festival. Indonesian Chinese are not discriminated against when they change their Indonesian names, but they will be discriminated against when they insist on Chinese names, but that's all in the past.