She is not only a state activist in Thailand, a friendly messenger, professor and scholar of the people of China, but also a brilliant writer and poet with profound literary attainments. She is very concerned about and supports the creation of China writers in Thailand.

1983, China published her children's novel Naughty Gail. 1984 and 1985, her children's poetry collections Song of Grass (Part III) and Following in Father's footsteps (Part V) were published in China Children's Literature. The above works are welcomed and loved by Chinese children.

Princess Sirindhorn likes poetry since she was a child. He wrote many poems in middle schools and universities. A French teacher in a middle school appreciates her poems very much, and thinks that her way of thinking is creative and oriental, which is different from that of westerners. Some of these youth poems were published in Thailand. When President Li Xiannian visited Thailand in 1980s, the princess gave it to him as a gift. Before 1985 and 1 1, 20 of these poems were collected and translated by two teachers, Yip Wong and Xing Huiru of Beijing Foreign Studies University, and published by China Children's Publishing House under the name of Song of Grass.