Honey : the comparative study of teaching in Thai and Chinese Culture
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The propose of this article was to study of the culture of honey used in Thai and Chinese society, by synthesis and analysis of data from the documents and research about honey used in Thai and Chinese Culture. According to the research finding, honey appeared in Thai and Chinese culture in several ways, such as language, agriculture, medical treatment, tradition, and history. Since Thai and China shared common geographical, religion, language, and cultural background, there was similar culture of using honey of Thai and China, for example; honey used as a part of idioms (language), lifeway of collecting honey in a forest (agriculture), honey used as an ingredient of medicine (medical), honey used as a part of traditions (tradition) and existence of several stories of honey (history).
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