Phuket Thaihua Museum

If we can settle down from the noisy beach and savor the history in the quiet old street of Puji Town, the Taihua Museum is absolutely a good place to go. It shows the hard journey of overseas Chinese ancestors to start their own businesses in Phuket. The motto in it is also very thought-provoking (one is priceless filial piety, the other is long, to be grateful to others). On the day we went, there were Chinese school students. Visiting, the children are noisy and cheerful, their faces are different from those of the Chinese people, and they don't speak Chinese, but I believe that the roots of Chinese culture will be rooted in their hearts, and they will be proud of their Chinese descent.

Where it's relatively cold, there aren't many people who know it, but it's worth visiting. The Chinese Museum is dedicated to the history and stories of Thai Chinese. The main thing is to understand the relationship between the Chinese and the island. The Chinese have made great contributions to the development and development of the island. Otherwise, the Thai people will not build a museum for them. As a Chinese, it's worth knowing, especially when it rains, that you can't go anywhere else anyway. It's better to have a good look at history here.

There are many museums in the area, but I didn't realize that Southeast Asian islands are quite suitable for children to come and see. There are more people in Southeast Asia than in other parts of the world. After all, the most mature islands in the domestic tourism market are Palau Fiji, which are more expensive but more cost-effective than Phuket and Bali, which are free. Language at all need not worry that many hotels have Chinese service, local people are very enthusiastic and affordable, the advantage of the scenery is also good.

This museum is built by Chinese people, but there are not many visitors here. It shows a lot of things about Chinese people in Thailand. Interested friends can come and visit it.

In the old street of Phuket town, it is not a very big building. If you look for it deliberately, you really need to look for it. In general, the exhibits mainly show the struggle of the Chinese people in the region and even in Southeast Asia as a whole. Tickets are too expensive.

This museum can give you a deeper understanding of some of Thailand's history and culture, and some of Thailand's history has a deeper understanding, the works displayed are also Jia Baoqi's things.

As a Chinese, you can come here and have a look. There are many introductions about Chinese people in it, and the layout is similar to that of our side. I like it very much, and Thai people attach great importance to Chinese culture.

The location is very easy to find, and it has a Chinese logo. You only need to look at Chinese, and you will know this place. From the outside, it seems that the mottled mark of this building should be very old, and the inside is OK.

Thai Thai History Museum, which mainly shows the life and history of Chinese people in Thailand, is a place where tickets are needed but not very expensive. Friends who like it must not miss this place.

In fact, the museum is very old, but the style is very unique, there are not many things inside, and a little old, but it is still worth to witness the history of Thailand is quite good.