Although Thailand is a small country, its cultural acceptance in this respect is very high. They are indeed backward, but there are not many countries with transgender technology and support. If we open a transsexual hospital in our country, I think we should know what we will get. If some countries don't recognize or say that this technology is unknown, how can he compete with Thailand for the first place? Sex-change surgery in Thailand is well-known and will not be regarded with special respect there, not to mention the technology is not top-notch. These two points alone are enough to make sex-change surgery in Thailand popular all over the world. Not necessarily their technology is top-notch, other top health care companies don't support this, and he can't compare with Thailand without this technology.

According to Thai media reports, in early June 1 1, Ma Yingle, a popular transgender and online celebrity in Thailand, and her fiance entered the marriage hall. The good news that they have a lover and finally got married has also been praised by everyone. However, a few days ago, Ma Yingle said that she was single again, and she was going to do nose plastic surgery and orthodontics to make herself look different. In addition, she also revealed that she hopes that the next relationship will be next year and she wants to find a 20-year-old.

When asked why she divorced, she responded briefly: Love begins with falsehood and ends with falsehood.