If converted into RMB, it is not much different from that in China. Basically the same price. I don't know what you mean. Anyway, eating something is the price of fast food, and the quantity is not large, let alone seafood. What's the point? Ordering usually costs more than ten yuan per person. Some roadside snacks are ok. SPA is over 500 baht. It's cheap locally. If you want to tip for other people's services, there are no clear rules. Generally, 20 baht will do. If you are satisfied, 50, 100 baht will be fine. There is not much money in RMB. The hotel costs 300,400 RMB a night. What to buy is hard to say. It depends on what you bought. Outside the mall, we have to talk about the price of souvenirs or something. The subway is generally about 30-40 baht, depending on the length of the station. Are you self-help? Still with the group, the group basically eats together and the shopping time is limited. That's all for yourself. I don't know what you want to ask