On October 26, Thailand's Crown Princess Srinagar shared a memo via her Facebook homepage, where the Crown Princess Srinagar mentioned in the letter:

¡°My granddaughter¡± is the voice that always resounded in my heart, and my grandmother always introduced to those who came to see me, saying, ¡°This is my granddaughter ... she¡¯s called Trine Vannavary.¡±

Grandmother raised, educated and taught me like a mother. Put me to sleep, took me to prayer, taught me Thai and international etiquette, taught me history, and told me many interesting stories. My grandmother always cares for my grandchildren. When I was a child, every time I went out with my grandmother, I felt extremely happy. I would follow my grandmother to swim in Hua Hin, and my grandmother would also teach the grandchildren to swim because she loved the sea so much.

Another memory is that whenever school was out and other children were out to play and attend remedial classes, I would follow my grandmother to various places in the north, northeast and south. But I think that accompanying my grandmother to remote areas is actually an unconscious internship. We were able to learn our grandmother's working methods, and our grandmother would teach us through personal experience, allowing us to talk to villagers, do it ourselves, and get to know all kinds of things up close. This way of learning has inspired my desire to continue studying and working.

I wanted to be a designer and study art because my grandmother gave me a lot of inspiration. I also learned French because I wanted to understand my grandfather¡¯s speech behavior. My grandmother encouraged me to study art and culture, study Thai music and international music. She always encouraged me and praised my performance, whether good or bad.

I remember one morning at 7 a.m., when I went to France to study, she gave me a very valuable advice when I said goodbye to my grandmother. She emphasized studying the history of Thailand and even studying abroad, not forgetting the identity of the Thai, to learn to apply my advantages. She told me that in her time she did not tell me directly what to do, but taught me how to find a way to learn myself and understand this knowledge thoroughly.

To this day, I never thought I could do this. My grandmother taught me to be strong, patient, firm and compassionate. She often praises her people. One of the words that impressed me most was what my grandmother once said. Thai people have the blood of art. Even farmers can create beautiful works as long as they have received artistic training.

For me, my grandmother never left, and everything my grandmother cares about and loves will always be kept and passed on.