Are the Dai people in China and Thailand the same ethnic group?

These two ethnic groups are one and the same.

Generally speaking, the Dai people in China and Thailand belong to the same race. Generally speaking, the Dai people are regarded as people in mourning prisons in the history of China. They established a kingdom, which was the first political power in Thai history, and also established the Ailao Kingdom recorded in China history books. After accepting the rule of the Han Dynasty, it absorbed the advanced civilization of the Central Plains Dynasty and made great progress. The Dai people in Nantai City have made great progress. As the saying goes, the political power in the history of China was also established by the Dai people, but the three established countries have been arguing endlessly. Later, Thais began to migrate to the surrounding areas on a large scale. After the Mongolian army came to power, the unrest caused by the riots accelerated this migration process.

As a result, more people immigrated to Southeast Asia, and their integration with local aborigines gradually formed today's Dai people, while those Dai people who stayed in China gradually formed today's appearance. Therefore, the peoples of China and Thailand are considered to be the same nation, because Thailand's influence in the world is called the Thai nation. The Thai people are actually mixed with many lineages, while the Dai people in China are relatively pure. From the side, words, languages and festivals also prove that the two countries are indeed the same race. Both Thai and Dai people believe in Southern Buddhism in the south, and both Thai and Dai people must shave their heads. This highly representative religious and cultural custom has continued to this day.

The characters of the two nationalities have evolved from ancient India, and the writing order is from left to right, and there are no punctuation marks in the writing process. The morphological structure of the two fonts is different, but the text symbols do belong to the same language family. There is a festival called Water-splashing Festival. Although the names vary from place to place, both names come from ancient Indian Sanskrit, and the Songkran Festival is held from April 13 to April 15 every year. On this day, people throw water at each other to express their blessings. They all set the Songkran Festival as the New Year.