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What do you think of Malaysia? |
Travel Info Hie guys, just for the curiosity I wanna know what other people out there think about my country Malaysia and us Malaysian people. Please feel free to comment. Thanks! Travel Tips the inquirer seem wanted to know what other people out there think of Malaysia and Malaysian people. BUT i see a lot of what malaysian think of malaysia !!! (as it always in this room!) ok, here i am, a foreigner thinking of your country. as for the country, i have been to malaysia before. it is not a bad place to go, good weather, good food, relatively clean. as for the malasian (people), -as for what i have seen with my own eyes, i have seen minority chinese (not in the capital) had a conversation in chinese language, but when they saw a group of muslim malaysian walk by, they immidiately switch to malay language! "is this how minority live in malasia?" -most of the malasia in this room often overly conceited about malasia, and many time ended up scorn down on your neighbor country. "this is not a friendly type of behaviour." -you people do not realize that you guys always ask "how good is malaysia" type of question. then the only people came and telling all the good thing about your country, is malaysian only!!! "we are rarely seen non-malaysian saying any good about this country." what a shame? - your egoistic often drive you to think and say that your country is so diverse in culture, ("we are truly asia", sound familia?) but in fact the mix in your culture is nothing interesting. every country in asia have this kind of mixing, even greater in variety when you look at india, china, hongkong, thailand or philippin. for thailand, as another country i had been living in past, their mix of people and culture is a lot more interesting than what you have in malaysia. they got a minority chinese as a PM, then the people that trying to kick him out was infact the chinese in bangkok. on the other hand, the chinese PM got a strong support from the real thai people in the north!! the country living quit peaceful except a smal muslim group in southern thailand (amazingly) living close to the north of some country, doing the bombing killing thai-muslim, thai-chinese and thai. muslim in the rest of the country or even muslim in the south (but living far away from some country) can live with thai in thailand without problem! (wasn't that interesting?) - your people are narrow mind, you like to blame another people rather than your self. you see foreigner complain more about malaysian behave, but you will never admit it. - this is more of what another people thing of malaysia. (not what malaysian think of malaysia.) http://www.malaysiasucks.com/malaysia_yo... it is going to be a lot better for malaysia, if your people being less snooty and bulls-h-i-t. --- Source(s): Don't forget to check out the link! http://www.malaysiasucks.com/malaysia_yo... REMEMBER, this is what another people thing of malaysia. NOT what malaysian think of malaysia. Other Travel Tips interesting, diverse, gritty. women don't have as many rights, but it's a great place to visit and even live. malaysian people are friendly, multilingual and kind I'm a Malaysian so i guess this doesnt count...hehehe...but i still want to give my opinion as i'm very patriotic... First of all i take delight in telling others of me being a Malaysian and i take great pride in explaining Malaysia's diverse culture with people professing different beliefs, practising different traditions, speak many languages...we can be called polyglots as many Malaysians speak more than 2 languages. The economical success of the country has placed Malaysia on the charts and many are beginning to take notice of this culturally-rich nation. I'm glad that we still maintain many greens in the country though much more can be done to conserve the rich ecosystem Malaysia has to offer. The people are basically friendly, generous with their smiles...warmth is the word. Unassuming, with a strong sense of celebration...we celebrate each others festivals with pride and are proud to advertise them to the world...and when it comes to food, Malaysians have it all. U want it, we have it....from the East to the West....from the North to the South....Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures and be astounded by its wide selection of mouth-watering delicacies throughout the country all year round. Ok, this doesn't mean that i am an ethnocentric person....i appreciate all clutures and I firmly believe we can learn from one another as each culture has its own beauty to present to everyone...and when we all begin to do so, the world would definitely be a better place for all to live in....dont you agree? i'm a malaysian and simply love everything...the pretty and the ugly side of it..and overall..the country offer everything to whatever people needs! I am a brit and i moved here, i love it, but i do wish you would learn to drive Malaysia.. in general, it's a great country to grow up and live in. Diversified community and people because it's a multi-racial Muslim country. Life here is good, especially the food, the entertainment, and people.. all in this in a city which never sleeps..sort of.. since there are many workaholics concentrated in KL. Building and architecture, well... look at KL and you will see nothing but skyscrapers and tall buldings which makes one wonder where all the trees went to at times. Anyways, the good part is all there. As for the other side of the country.. let's not go to far. So, i will just name some of it ;) 1. We are rated as No. 2 in global pollution contributor.. WOW! 2. As mentioned, we drive very 'skillfully' around the traffic no matter how congested it is. 3. We are as caring as we can be... we know it. So please stop slowing down to look at the accident across the road ^^ =) Despite of all those negative things mentioned, I'm proud to be a Malaysian.. |
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