Thaksin's parents are from Fengshun County and Meixian District of Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, China. In an interview with China CCTV during his visit to China, Thaksin said that he is both a Hakka and a chaozhou people. Because his father was born in Fengshun County and is a Hakka in Fengshun, Fengshun was still under the jurisdiction of Chaozhou when his ancestors left Guangdong, so Thaksin was also called his ancestral home in Chaozhou. My father is a Hakka in Fengshun and my mother is a Hakka in Meixian District, Meizhou City. Thaksin also has Hakka identity. Therefore, according to the confirmation method of Hakka dialect, Thaksin is a Hakka in Southeast Asia, not just a Hakka descendant.
Old aunts and cousins from Shinawatra, Thaksin said that "eating" at home is called "eating" (pronounced ShiPon). However, this accent only exists in Fengshun Tangkeng area, but not in other Hakka areas. Based on this inference, Thaksin's ancestral home can be determined in Tangkeng, Tangnan and Tangxi in Fengshun, commonly known as "Santangpian", which is Qiu's main residence, including Tangkeng Qiuwuzhai, Dapinglou and other villages.
1939, Uncle Thaksin entered the military school and changed his surname to "Sinava" as needed. Since then, Qiu's surname has been changed to "Sinava" instead of the surname used by the Thaksin family. It is recalled that "during World War II, my mother went back to her hometown in Meizhou, Guangdong for two years, then moved to Hong Kong for two years and returned to Thailand at the age of ten. She can speak fluent Hakka, Mandarin and Cantonese. "
According to villagers in Fengshun, Thailand, Thaksin attended the annual meeting of Fengshun Hall in Thailand. When chatting with villagers, he also recalled that "his mother taught him to sing Hakka nursery rhymes' moonlight'".
1969, Thaksin Shinawatra was admitted to Bangkok Police College and graduated with the highest score in the school. Later, he worked as a policeman and abandoned the police to go into business. Thaksin received a government scholarship on 1973, studied criminology at Eastern Kentucky University and Houston State University, and obtained master's and doctor's degrees in criminal justice. Since Thaksin became Prime Minister of Thailand, there have been many versions of rumors about Thaksin's "dead clothes".
Until 2003, at the Fifth World Fengshun Association, Thaksin Shinawatra, then Prime Minister of Thailand, sent a congratulatory letter, in which he publicly stated that his hometown was Fengshun County, Meizhou City. At this point, the mystery of Thaksin's "dead clothes" came to light. The Thai military accused Thaksin of slandering the military in an interview with South Korean media from May 19 to May 22, 2005, describing the military as a "terrible institution" and claiming that the military posed a threat to Thailand. Earlier, the Thai Criminal Court decided to accept the case, set the first court session as 10+02, and asked Thaksin to appear in court.
On June 10+02, the Thai Criminal Court held its first hearing on the defamation case of former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra by the military. Thaksin himself was absent, and the criminal court subsequently signed an arrest warrant for Thaksin. On the day of 12, Thaksin's lawyer appeared in court on his behalf and explained to the court that he could not appear in court in person because Thaksin was in exile abroad. The court held that Thaksin intended to evade the lawsuit, so he signed an arrest warrant.