Yes, education in Thailand is very developed, and the same teaching model as that in Europe is cited. But I suggest that you can also study in China, such as beijing language and culture university, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Guangxi University for Nationalities and Yunnan University for Nationalities. These schools usually study in China for two years and then go to Thailand for two years.

1 Most teachers returned to China to teach after obtaining their degrees in European and American universities, and adopted western textbooks and teaching systems, which made them more international.

2. Universities in Thailand implement the principle of "lenient entry and strict exit", and the entry threshold is not high, as long as they graduate from high school and have a certain level of English. Studying in Thailand is a new choice, but if you want to get a diploma here, it is a costly and futile road. Studying in Thailand is a dead end for students who are desperately trying to get their diplomas.

There are many restaurants and restaurants around the school, and the cost is very low. Generally speaking, you can eat a meal in RMB, ranging from 5 yuan to 6 yuan. Thai people are used to eating five or six meals a day, so the amount of each meal is small. Fast food such as KFC or McDonald's is not suitable for frequent eating, but the price is cheaper than that in China. Around the university, there will be many restaurants run by China people, with Chinese menus, and you can often eat cordial wonton and jiaozi.

4. The tuition fee for studying in Thailand ranges from RMB 40,000 to RMB 50,000 per year.

The bad thing is that the political situation in Thailand is unstable.