What taboos should Thais pay attention to when traveling to China and Yunnan?

1, don't talk about or discuss the royal family casually, but respect the royal family.

2. Don't touch other people's heads, especially children's, and apologize if you don't intend to touch them (because in Thailand, children and young monks can only touch their heads by their parents).

3. Avoid using violent and rude language (Thais advocate "peaceful destiny")

4. Don't sign with a red pen (Thais will write their names on coffins with a red pen after death, just as you can't just draw a black box on the names of China people).

Gambling is forbidden in Thailand. No cards, no mahjong.

(This is about the Thai people)

About Yunnan:

The obvious one is that Bai Liusu on the headdress of Bai girls' famous costumes can't be touched, which represents love.

However, the above is a bit too traditional. People in Yunnan are ok. If you entertain Thais, you need to pay attention.