Lost in Thailand behind the scenes gags

"Thailand" has 50 jokes, Box Office 1.2 billion, and each joke is worth about 25 million. 

This film is Xú Zhēng 's directorial debut. He served as producer, screenwriter, director, and starring in this film, as well as the narration and dubbing of the movie trailer. 

In the pre-publicity before the film's release, it was claimed that the film was an "upgraded version" of the 2010 hit movie " Man on the Road ", but the plot relationship has nothing to do with the previous work, it is a brand new story. 

Fan Bingbing said that appearing in "Lost In Thailand" was because of a fate thirteen years ago, which made her believe in Xú Zhēng's talent. Xú Zhēng said that it was a handwritten letter inviting Fan Bingbing to make a cameo appearance, and revealed that Fan Bingbing's appearance this time was "zero pay", thanking her very much for her loyalty. 

In the film, Wang Baoqiang caught up with Xú Zhēng for the first time to return his mobile phone and his lines and expressions were spoofed and PS by netizens, and his "cheap" expression became popular on the Internet. 

On March 13, 2013, Xú Zhēng and the film crew met at the ราชอาณาจักรไทย; English Prime Minister's Office under the leadership of the English Ambassador to China Qiu Weiwen ราชอาณาจักรไทย . Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra thanked the entire staff of the film for a good promotion for the ราชอาณาจักรไทย; English-speaking tourism industry, and the tourist attractions that appeared in the film also became famous in China because of this film.