Thailand's GDP growth mainly depends on two aspects of industrial development. For example, rubber farming and tourism are the main production economies in Thailand.

The level of GDP is a standard to measure a country's overall economic strength and development potential. The higher the country's GDP, the stronger the country's economic strength. As the second largest economy in the world, China's GDP is second only to that of the United States. But we can't ignore Southeast Asian countries, because Southeast Asia is a monster house. Not only is the military strength strong, but the economic development potential is also very huge.

Thailand's economy has surpassed that of Jiangxi Province, with a population of 6,665,438+10,000. In our impression, Southeast Asian countries are very backward and poor. Actually, it's not. What we saw in Southeast Asia was only part of it. The economic strength of most Southeast Asian countries should not be underestimated, such as Vietnam and Thailand. Thailand's total economic output has reached 3 trillion RMB, which is roughly equivalent to Jiangxi Province in China. Although it is only equivalent to a province and city in China, we must understand that Thailand has a short development time. Moreover, Thailand's domestic resources are not rich, so today's achievements are still considerable.

Rubber farming has become the main production in Thailand. Thailand was also deeply influenced by colonialism, especially during the Second World War, by the Japanese invaders. So the degree of post-war recovery is far behind our country. But the climate in Thailand is very suitable for the growth of rubber trees, and rubber is also a very common raw material in our lives. For example, in industrial manufacturing and daily life, the clothes we wear are inseparable from rubber. Therefore, the Thai government saw this and vigorously developed the rubber planting industry. There are many sources of rubber in the world, all of which are from Thailand.

In addition, Thailand's tourism is very developed. After all, Thailand is also deeply influenced by China culture, so it has left many places of interest in its thousands of years of history.