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  People met on my backpacking177 - To view the trees, you must first leave them.
  
  We moved to Thailand after completing our three-week tour in Kota Kinabalu. We remained in Ramkamchen, just outside Bangkok, for two weeks before moving to Pattaya. Except for Korean and Malaysian visitors, Kota has very few Westerners. It is unusual to see both Westerners and Koreans in Ramkamhen. It means it's based on residents in every way (including food costs). Pattaya is the complete opposite. As always, it is a Westerner's utopia. It's the same anywhere I go, whether on a major road, a side road, or a beach.
  
  When I compare Pattaya's environment to pre-COVID-19 levels, the number of Russian and Chinese visitors who emerged unexpectedly in the early 2010s has drastically dropped. Perhaps it's because Russia is at war with Ukraine and China is experiencing economic ruin. In any event, unlike Russians, it appears that the Chinese language, which is densely populated and noisy, has vanished.
  
  I think the Russians are unique. They are less noticeable on the streets than they once were. But inside the hotel, things are drastically different. Half of the phrases I hear at the foyer of a hotel, restaurant, or swimming pool are still Russian. The majority of them are men and women in their 50s or older. Unlike earlier, they don't appear to welcome me when I try to chat to them, maybe because they are aware that their nation is at war and they are overseas.
  
  Yesterday afternoon, I met with a Westerner in his late fifties in our swimming pool. When I chatted to him briefly in English, I discovered that he was also Russian. When I informed him I was from Korea, he simply nodded and said nothing. They were fully aware that S. Korea and N. Korea had opposing views on Russia after their nations had been at war with Ukraine for almost two years. N. Korea gives them arms, while S. Korea does not.
  
  As a result, no matter where we travel in the globe, we are restricted by the international community's invisible norms. This is because national strength comes first. Individual wealth? Ability? Education? No. Nobody is interested in it. They just consider which country is stronger. They know that only stronger countries have a real impact over international rules. As evidenced by this, the positions of the Chinese and Russians are being changed. I found it in Pattaya, where people from all over the world gather.
  
  Thanks for reading.
  
  
  
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