The first temple in Chiang Mai is Wat Chiang Mun. When Chiang Mai was built, King Manglai camped here and supervised the entire project. He also covered the Qingman Temple, and the King of Mangley also I used to say that I have to live here after I am old. The best building in the Wat Chiang Man is a tower carried by 15 elephants, but the ears of the elephant and we are cute and exaggerated. The mystery of WatChiangMan is in its name. The first temple in Chiang Mai, supervised by King Gunner of Lanna, is almost the same age as the ancient city of the 13th century. The Golden Top Tower, which was lifted by 15 stone statues, appeared in every postcard store without exception. The flowers and trees are flourishing, and the same "luxury" complex is also carved on the roof of the temple. They shine under the sun in the southern country. In the morning class, the Buddhist monasteries were filled with small monks. The photos of the king and the statues of the Buddha watched the people on the red carpet. Even the noisy tourists stopped the embarrassment. Only the sermons of the Buddhist scriptures echoed between Liang Dong. There have never been principles or regulations from the upper levels that require Thai men to be monks, but the folks see men as temples in return for parenting. There is no limit to the age at which you first become a monk. It can be a teenager or a middle-aged person, but it is generally appropriate before the age of 20. The time of being a monk can be three days or a lifetime, and then it is customary. If you go home again for the second time, you can't return to it. Before the Thai people marry their daughters, the parents are not concerned about the amount of property of the other party. They think that only men who have lived (equivalent to honouring their parents)