Baan Pra Suk: Way of Life Tai Doeng, Way of Peace
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Tai Doeng is the one of the most populous and oldest ethnicities in Nakhon Ratchasima. It has a unique identity and simple lifestyle. The local culture and traditions are related to beliefs in Buddhism. The strong society of kinship makes Tai Doeng a peace-loving ethnicity which reflecting through its cultural tradition such as language, food, and fundamental beliefs. The purpose of this article is to reflect on lessons learned of Tai Deong lifestyle that present the way of peace.
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