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One of Wongthes' best-known works is titled Jek Phon Lao, meaning 'Chinese mixed with Lao'. In this work, he advanced the position that modern Thais are a mixture of native Lao people and Chinese migrants to Siam, as well as other groups.

2021年9月3日 · Around the same time, Sujit Wongthes described Thai culture as " jek bon lao ", Chinese immigrant mixed with Laotian. He claimed he couldn’t make head or tail of the official version of Thai society, history and culture. As far as he could see, the two biggest elements in the demography and the culture were Chinese immigrants and Laotian peasants.

2024年3月26日 · The Thai writer Sujit Wongthet once described himself as jek phon lao (Chinese mixed with Lao), dedicating an entire book of the same name to the remarkably fluid nature of modern “Thai” identity.

2018年6月30日 · In Isaan, where the Chinese diaspora came along the railway to settle away from Bangkok and the port cities, the word jek has come to mean “merchants.” You may be Lao, or Khmer, or Kuy, but if you set up shop and start accumulating some capital, you become a jek, a thao kae, and customers now refer to you in Teochew kin terms: je, hia, sia.

In an article titled Jek pon Lao (เจ้ ก ป น ลาว —Hoa bred with Laos), Sujit Wongthet, who admits to being a Lao Chinese (Jek pon Lao), says that today's Thais the fact is that the Chinese are mixed with Laos. He emphasized that the Thai were no longer a clearly defined race, but rather one comprised of many different races and cultures.

13 小时之前 · Jeow bong is one of the signature dish of Laos, easy to cook and delicious. serving with cook sticky rice or able to make as a product. 1. Peel and clean galangal, ginger, garlic …

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2011年4月7日 · Founded in 1979, the Thai popular monthly magazine Sinlapa watthanatham aimed to make history, art and culture into areas of contestation against long-established official interpretations, and thus encourage a broad-based readership to reassess their assumptions about Thai-ness.

2009年10月1日 · This paper traces the evolving cultural-political regime based on the ethno-ideology of Thainess with which the Thai state controlled and contained the immigrant Chinese and their Thai-born...