The experience of going to other countries to see movies is very fresh.

The customs and habits of watching movies in each country may be slightly different, but Thailand and India are more distinctive.

Let me talk about Thailand first. In Thailand, the national anthem is played regularly in all parks, railway stations, light rail stations, subway stations, schools and streets every morning at 08:00 and evening at 18:00, without exception. When everyone hears the national anthem, they must immediately stop what they are doing and stand in front of the Thai flag. If the national flag is not hung at home or where they play, they can stand in situ and take off their hats as a sign of respect. People of any nationality should respect this custom in Thailand, otherwise they will be arrested by the Thai police.

When watching a movie in Thailand, everyone should stand up and sing the national anthem. Wednesday is a special discount day for all cinemas in Thailand. After the admission, they also took their seats accordingly and broadcast advertisements as usual. After the commercial of the film, the national anthem of Thailand will be played slowly. It is not as radical as the Chinese national anthem, but it is very beautiful and soft. Everyone in the cinema must stand, look solemn and listen carefully to show respect for the national anthem and the king, and can't sit down before the end of the national anthem.

Let's talk about watching movies in India. Because many Indian movies last more than three hours, we will set a 15 minute break to let the audience go to the toilet or close their eyes. When the recess begins, the lights will light up. At that moment, the magical cinema hall will change different colors over time, which is particularly advanced and beautiful.

High-end cinemas in India are generally of high value, and the gorgeous colors attract the audience's attention. The combination of various colors is magical and elegant, romantic without losing feelings. Indian popcorn is not sweet, but salty, and especially salty. Generally, people in China will find it strange and uncomfortable to eat Indian popcorn.