Cloths

Hello,everyone. I am Himson, a student from Hong Kong. I would like to talk about clothes in Chiang Mai. Their traditional clothes are handmade.They will cross  the silk to make different patterns on the clothes. I really like  some of the patterns. They are pretty sharp as they usually are bright colors. If you didn't visit Chiang Mai before, you should come and feel the culture.

During this exchange program, I have gained substantial knowledge and insights. Not only did I learn about Thailand's efforts and principles in conserving its natural resources, but I also developed a deeper understanding of the long history of the ancient city of Chiang Mai.

Chiang Mai was once the capital of the Lanna Kingdom, leaving behind a wealth of precious Buddhist cultural heritage, such as temples and palaces. These historical relics bear witness to Thailand's unique cultural traditions.

Furthermore, the hospitable and friendly nature of Thai people left a deep impression on me. Thai people respect etiquette and social norms, and they treat guests with sincerity and warmth. I am particularly grateful to "粥仔" for being our guide and introducing us to the special features of Chiang Mai. This hospitable cultural trait is undoubtedly one of the key factors that attract visitors to Thailand.

I am delighted to have reaped such fruitful results from this exchange. Not only have I enhanced my understanding of Thailand's cultural history, but I have also personally experienced the warm hospitality of the local people. These precious experiences will undoubtedly become unforgettable memories for me.

Visiting the museum and temples today allowed me to understand the clothing of the Lanna people. I really enjoyed their attire, as their garments are relatively simple and uncomplicated, yet meticulous in the fabrication of the materials and embellishments. Even the most basic pieces are elevated with exquisite details, adding great aesthetic appeal. Even in modern times, they continue to wear these simple garments, with the fabrics now better suited to contemporary needs, such as the elephant print pants we often see on the streets - they are highly comfortable and popular with foreigners. I greatly admire how Thailand has been able to seamlessly integrate traditional culture with modernity, and I believe we can learn from their example.