Mr. Nui sang in China.

"Envoy" posted "Antoine," very old-fashioned! Sing "Nimi" at a luncheon with the "Chinese PM" asked the team who went with it. Why did no one have knowledge of this song?

Mr. Charim Chaleymon, a former ambassador and former director of the Assistant Secretary of State, posted through the "Envoy Outside the Bar" page, stating,

"Is very old-fashioned

If you have knowledge, you should know that the Chinese authorities are not all Chinese songs.

The song "Dayung Sampan" was written by Zhuang Nu, a famous Taiwanese composer, who took the original melody from a native Indonesian song called "Dayung Sampan" and was sung to the world by legendary singer Teresa Teng.

Taiwan is like China's thorn-yoke, and the Chinese authorities oppose Taiwan's music, especially songs that he perceives as contributing to Taiwan's independence.

I remember that there was a Chinese deputy who visited Thailand about 20 years ago, and the Thai wanted to please at a formal dinner, so I arranged many famous Chinese songs, but it was a Taiwanese song, including this.

Appearing for a while, Deputy Chinese Minister got up and asked to walk back out of work.

The Thai leader has sung at official events in China, it shows weakness, especially international politics, which the Chinese authorities are upset about but maintain and forgive in the ignorance of the Thai side.

Probably just thinking of cursing in my heart

And the team that went with them, didn't anyone have that knowledge? "