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in Thailand most people fall under one state identity of Thai. And unlike Malaysia where some peoples ID cards say they’re Muslims/Indian/Chinese/Malay because it dictates a bunch of laws, the Thai ID card doesn’t require Muslims or anyone of any race to do that.
It has differences to Thailand and that’s what we are pointing out.
Yes I agree it’s not everyone who announces themselves as CHINESE or INDIAN Malaysian/Singaporean but it does absolutely take a lot of you guys literally minutes to declare your ethnicity to us, almost no native THAI would ever do this. 😭
Do you see the difference???
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This is true. No one of Chinese descent in Thailand identifies as Thai-Chinese unless one of their parent is literally a foreign Chinese national and they were raised overseas. It’s not like in Malaysia or Singapore where people are boxed systematically and socially.
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Ten is Thai, he called himself Thai. He has a real name, Chittaphon Leechaiyapornkul, and has a national ID in Thailand. He only had a Chinese name when he debuted in a Chinese unit. Just because he has Chinese descent doesn't mean he is Chinese.
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One difference is that the Thai national ID card has no race or religion marker. Everyone is simply Thai as long as they have Thai citizenship and there are no group-specific laws for different people. There are many ethnic groups and races in Thailand but anyone can become Thai should they’ve direct ancestry or get naturalised! It doesn’t show your place of birth, country of birth, nationality at birth or whether you were naturalised or not.
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