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'Lost in Thailand' a hit in China

A Chinese movie set in Thailand has broken box office records since opening earlier this month.

Lost in Thailand, a comedy about two rival Chinese businessmen who travel to the kingdom, has beaten five box office records in China since opening on Dec 12.

According to Twitchfilm.com, writer and star Xu Zheng’s film took $6.25 million (191.5 million baht) on its opening day, the biggest Dec opening day ever.

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  • drsmith

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    Discussion 1 : 21 Dec 2012 at 14.511

    How much of Thailand do the 1.1 million tourists own? I am sure this number included relatives or Chinese that live in Chinatown and elsewhere in Thailand but still hold a Chinese passport. When was the last time YOU saw any Chinese tourist doing touristy things?

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