China vs Malaysia What's the Difference?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2020
- I noticed a lot of differences between China and Malaysia in the time I was there. This video covers most but not all. We head to the twin towers in this video. The tallest twin towers in the world.
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I’m from Seattle and I’ve been living in KL for 25 years. I love it.
I used to study in Seattle University.
I still remember Northgate, Wala walla, Tacoma, Snowqualmie Park,
Shamshul Anuar hey that’s where I went to school Seattle U
@@Photojouralist123 what year
@@Photojouralist123 i went there 1987 to 1989
John, where do you live now. I mean which part of KL.
I live in Ampang
Malaysia is one of my favourite countries. Friendly people and food is excellent!
With all its mistakes, and in the first place it's corruption - what is beautiful almost everywhere in Malaysia the people still will have a smile for me, and a kind word.
im worry u get fat later.hahaha
@Papyrus Okagbue tell me one country that is perfect?
@Papyrus Okagbue Its not legal. Its illegal for an adult to hv sex with a minor in Malaysia. The youngest marriage age for girls or boys is 16 (Bare in mind that that is the same legal age marriage im the US provided u hv parental permission). There is a dual systems, for non muslims its 18, for muslims its 16. In some curcimstances the court may grant for marriages below 16, but the case is extremely2 rare. I have not known one person that has been married under the age of 18 let alone 16. And I work as an Insurance adjuster for years where I travel all over Malaysia, going from cities to towns to rural areas and I have met thousands of peoples from different background and cultures, I've never even seen one ridiculously young girl who r married. Its definitely not an epidemic. The current Malaysian government is pushing for new laws to make it illegal for child marriage under the age of 18 no matter what the circumstances and I wouldnt be surprised if we achieved it in the next few years. Time have changed. Child marriage used to be the norm, it isnt anymore. The women these days are very ambitious, they occupy more seats in the university than men and you could actually see more and more women getting manegerial position. 47% of the workforce in Malaysia are women mostly full time workers as part time jobs are extremely rare in Malaysia. So if u want to make some stupid silly comments please come here first or at least make sure ur fucking research is accurate.
@Papyrus Okagbue "Malaysia has a dual legal system, which means that the minimum age of marriage can be determined by either civil law or Syaria (Islamic) law. Non-Muslims may only marry from the age of 18, but girls can be married as early as 16 provided they or their parents have the permission of the State Chief Minister. The minimum age of marriage is 16 for Muslim girls and 18 for Muslim boys. Crucially, exceptions can be made for girls or boys to marry at a much younger age as long as they obtain Islamic courts’ consent.[19]"
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children%27s_rights_in_Malaysia
Which is exactly what I said. IT IS ILLEGAL U RETARDED SCUMBAG. Im not a liar. I speak facts. U r the liar here. U dont get to come here and try to paint a bad picture on my country especially when ur comments are FACTUALLY WRONG. Its not even legal. Let alone, as in your words GLORIFY child marriage. There is some people that still wants they child to marry early (mostly in rural areas). But then again no country is perfect. Even in America in the state of Utah there are still some people in the farm condoning child marriage. They called it as the mormon people. Does that means Americans glorify child marriages. Absolutely not, definitely not after considering its such a small percentage of the population. Same with us. There is some small percentage of people who live in the rural area (who probably doesnt have access to education to begin with) where child marriages is still a norm. But 99% of us in malaysia r against it. Everybody want the best education & future for their kids, boys and girls. If u want to make that 0.000001% of people living in some remote parts of Malaysia and straight away potray us as a country that glorifies child marriage. Then u r incredibly stupid. Like I said, u hv never even step a foot into this country. Dont come up with such idiot comments.
Different between Malaysia and China...
= MUSANG KING
haha...you terrible monster...doreen monster. tis dude came wrong season huh..he wld enjoy it during fruits season..or crazy Ramadhan evenings...thn when eids come suddenly the whole Maleezzia empty. This is one crazy country where all enjoy otr ppl religious hols. Malaysia hv the most many holidays on earth... everybody think they are holy 😀
lol
they are communist. we are not
they are starting to plant themsleves already
Oh man, I'm from Canada, and this musang variety, is really really good, pricey ,but worth every penny.
yeah me too. i've been living in malaysia for 30 years. i loveeeeeee it
Where are u ftom?
I bet he is from Malaysia. Because we are very patriotic and love our Malaysia. Saya dari Sabah.
I went to Malaysia last year and I have got to say that the local people are pretty friendly🥰. Btw have a good trip over there 🥳
Xu Holiday please come here again haha
Afiq Walker definitely!
Xu Holiday i wish i can meet u soon
Afiq Walker Thank you. I went to Langkawi, which is an absolutely beautiful city! If I got a chance I will come there without hesitation!
temossemi lol that’s a veritable truth🤣🤣🤣
The workers are not Malaysian - they're from Indonesia, Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Vietnam, etc. The homeless people are foreigners.
Sperm yes it’s true 99% lower construction workers are foreigners.
@Sperm 1 low paying job (construction job mostly) make all malaysian go find better job. Malaysian mostly not desperately to get job at construction because there a lot better payment job available in Malaysia.
haha....funny. i was also laughing. i think he sees us all the same except the white..haaa😁
@@abdullahbajerai6483 sure we do but as bosses..as contractors or sub cons
Idk why i got a bit offended by your words. Am I a homeless ? hmmm
Qeeilo60, welcome to Malaysia.
Malaysia is a multiracial country, with a Malay majority.
In Sarawak, the racial composition is different, with Christian Iban people in the majority. I encourage you to visit Kuching, Sarawak,which is a city of harmony, and land of the hornbill birds. There is also an amazing orang-utan santuary which is less than 45 minutes by car from the city.
There are very few homeless people in Malaysia. Those you see washing their laundry are probably the foreign workers working in the country. Malaysia have more than 5 millions foreign workers, who are employed mainly in the construction, manufacturing, service and plantation industries.
Blessings. Stay safe and enjoy life.
malaysia is unique compared to 99% of countries around the world. its a country where western, middle eastern, eastern asian, and southeastern asian cultures all blend into 1.
I think Singapore does a better job at that
True, but Malaysia politic laws and regulation are very discriminatary especially towards Chinese malaysians and favouring malays etc.
@@VChong1991 Singapore is too westernised. Using English too much in politics, schools and commerce. The Asian language of their own is somehow not prioritised
Victor Chong I think Singapore is more of a Chinese city with a little western and Malay influence since Chinese make up 75% of the city . Malaysia as a whole on the other hand is more of a convergence of all the things I talked about .
@grimm reaper what a joke! Thailand?? They are open to tourists for sure though.
Yes I'm Chinese Malaysian, third generation. And I watch Gweilo 60 too!! ; )
When you come to Malaysia, you need to indulge yourself into the local Melayu people (the Malays). Go to suburbs. Explore the Malays food and customs, their village traditional houses, their dances, their traditional clothes. Not just exploring the overly multicultural cities like Kuala Lumpur. KL does not entirely represent the true essence of Malaysia. And please visit the Borneo part of Malaysia. You will experience our Malaysians value there.
@@xarifa777lol that's absolutely bullshit.
Thanks brother! I'm moving from Nanjing, China to KL this summer! Very cool video!
Very beautiful country and super clean. Thinking to visit sometime soon.
Tq. Welcome to our beautiful country
Super clean?? Better not let those litter bugs see this or they will have excuses to litter even more....
Ok c'mon guys Malaysia is pretty clean. Don't exaggerate it so much.
super clean? are u sure u didn't sleep while typing?
Super clean?!... yeah... sure.. i'll let you think that.
I love this episode. I recommend u Keep doing more series about Malaysia
I work and stay in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, since I am young till now. I am Chinese Malaysian. Look at the good side and go to all good places, appreciate everything to feel good. Gratitude, Good Day, Cheers.
Great video as always! looking for ward to the next one. Don't forget to remind viewers about the children's fund!
Thanks for making a Video of KL!. What I like about your video is that, they are raw. You came here somewhat clueless about the country, and projects a direct impression of what you see and feel. It really gives us a good lesson on how the city impresses a tourist. I wish I was there to explain to you on all your curiosity, but it will flaw your video. I like it this way. Regards,. KLites.
thanks for the video. chinese new year is coming and hope you and your wife have a great time whereever you travel.
Every country has good and bad things but it is up to the individuals to decide which is best for him or her. I have travelled to about 20 countries including China and Malaysia and lived in Australia most of my life,
I would say Malaysia is better place for living or retiring. China is good for business or visit as a tourist not for living or retiring.
@Chang so Don't come here.
@Sara.C tax health care everything is much cheaper here especially food. it's an Islamic State but not in Islamic law..there's a big difference between this two...as long as we respect each other there shouldn't be any problem residing here...btw we're not living in a desert and our weather is superb not too hot or cold...
Sara.C its an islamic state, but not everyone is muslim, bc its multicultural, it is multi religions and multi ethnicities. no tropical pests will kill you here. kuala lumpur is a mega city, so you wont rly find those huge dangerous bugs around.
@Sara.C Because the govt is very racist , other than that it's a beautiful place for retirement.
@@ziyanglow289 Malaysia ,Islam tertinggi 62% .Buddha 19% ,Hindu 5% . Kristien 9%
Enjoyed watching this video. Have been following your Vlogs and I'm from down under (Australia).
Hahaha... That was me who came up to you there. I'm from China actually, I live in Liuzhou which is close to Nanning-where you live.
Enjoy your stay in Malaysia! If you have time, go to Penang, which is another state of Malaysia. Another cool place to visit.
Excellent video Gweilo. I'm actually deciding between staying in China and Kuala Lumpur in the near future. This video came at a good time.
consider both... 6 months each place... then you wont get bored
haha, you make it sound like we dont have anything else other thn kuala lumpur...
@Papyrus Okagbue that does not apply to the whole of Malaysia. Maybe in the west of Malaysia, but the east (Borneo Malaysia), it is really nothing like what you said. I've lived there for 20 odd years.
@@84jordie WHY? IS BEER CHEAP IN EAST MALAYSIA?
@@eriklee9462 Yes it is. In night clubs it is expensive, but at many places, it is RM10 per mug of carlsberg/tiger. There used to be a deal called Sepuluh Tiga or Dua Belas Empat too, means 3 cans for RM10 or 4 cans for RM12.
I’d rather call that place Petaling Street instead of Chinatown. That place is full of Bangladeshis, Pakistanis, tourists and foreign labors and not as many local Chinese.. Im still wondering why that place is promoted as ‘Chinatown’. It’s misleading tourists to go there, which isn’t a nice place to be. Malaysians don’t do the construction works like the Chinese do. They hire foreign labors to do that.
Ikr Malaysian coffee is amazing, most of us love coffee and I drink coffee like literally everyday 😂❤ enjoy your holiday!
the different is..
this is malaysia not china.. 😉
LOL 100% accurate
Yeah.... Malaysia standing on its own
👍👍👍💯
Agree
u do know how ridiculous u sound, rite? sixTH grader, aren't you? there is no logics to ur statement. pure BS.
1. We pray 5 times a day. It’s not extremist.
2. Comparing Kuala Lumpur with various city in China? We also have other state and city that will blow your mind i.e Kota Kinabalu, Sabah and Kuching, Sarawak in Borneo.
Yea. Western doesn't like the idea people submitting their self to the creator, the one who create every living things, every galaxies, every good things for us human to live in this earth.
Funny how westerner take a negative perspective people who submitted to God
@@MrMetalWarlock we prefer and like having religion and state separated. Even those who are very dedicated and religious do prefer that a lot.
In Borneo those are just small cities.
Hmmm..to be frank non of the cities in malaysia can compare with china cities..even the city cleanliness we are way far losing...
Hai!!! from Malaysians.. Thanks for coming to Malaysia. And I am proud to be a Muslim
Vlog Encik Nas .........you forgot to mention the generous benefits given your government only to Muslims for the past 60 YEARS. 3 GENERATIONS receiving handouts and NON-repayable LOANS. Also universities churning out low quality graduates who refused to pay their educational loans.
Great video Gweillo 60! Get some shots of those Girly Boys! BAHAHAHA
The no smoking laws in restaurants and coffee shops just passed last year, the smokers are basically banned from smoking in all public areas except designated areas now. The smokers are not happy. Lol
But as a non smoker, I welcome the smoking bans! One thing I hate about traveling in China is the second hand smoke in public areas!
Agreed, lol. I welcome that law too, but also amused by the video clip made by smokers to challange the health minister...
@@hueyhooiteoh805 I saw that. They called 李文才 as 李蠢材.
As a smoker, i also agree with this law. Even in my house, we're not allowed smoking in house. Some place like restaurant, there is many people non smoker, especially kids. Its too dangerous to them. And not everyone like smokes smell. This law also teach smoker to respect other people
Not only smoking normal ciggarette... In china they smoke pot openly in public...
U cant do that in most other country including malaysia
But... in some places they still smoke even though there are signs there. Its annoying really.
You should travel around to Ipoh ,Penang,melaka too. Try ipoh white coffee, nyonya food, etc.
The first time, I experience winter was in Istanbul. It was fun at first but after a while I couldn't take the cold weather anymore. By then, I start appreciate weather in Malaysia but I hope it would be few degrees colder.
Go to cameron highland. There is colder.
Praying 5.times a day is. Not extremists its a Muslim prayer they did. It. Worldwide plus is Islamic country that promote multi cultural societies.. Btw its a safe to walking in Malaysian cities than. The western city
So very true . You are right .
No pickpockets or muggers?
@@rdu239 there have some but not so much
@@rdu239 they r everywhere.
He does not mean extremism
He means we promote, allow even make religion a very important part of life
great video, my wife is going to KL and loves your videos.
Take tour time and go travel outside the kl city into rural area or the port dickson beach...
And enjoy the food... (Lot of them hot n spicy though)
No smoking ban only got enforced this year 2020, there was a 12 month probation period before that.
Rule of thumb is, one who smoke should be at least 10 metres away from the restaurant or coffee shop.
You are not allowed to smoke in enclosed places like buses, trains, lifts, restaurants, shopping complexes, etc. where the space is shared by others.
Should be 3 meters away...
From that couple, is the lady Thai? She looks familiar.
Go to their wet markets or super markets they have 1 room or 1 side building just for pork and alcohol products :)
I think this is Nanning vs Kuala Lumpur instead of China vs Malaysia. Different cities in China and Malaysia feel different.
CW C , but it’s also a reflection on Malaysians generally as almost one third of the Malaysian population lives in Kuala Lumpur and its immediate surrounding. That’s 10 mils people of 30 millions.
@@ghrbaa6727 kl only have 1.7m pop lol
hi my wife returned to nanning today , three months for ling how jen , spring festival , and death week in April , I will go for a week end of feb, love your video thumbs up
Indian food in Malaysia is fantastic. Some of the best meals I had while there were curries with roti canai.
They like to add coconut milk, very tasty but unhealthy, many Indians died from heart attack in their 50s.
Sword 1 ...I love roti canai and teh tarik 😋💕🇲🇾
For your info, you can't find roti canai in india (country). Its totally made in malaysia
The best Indian food outside of India.
The best improvised Chinese food outside of China.
The best Malay food!
Indian fusion food Malaysian style
9:50 is that a tall building covered with plants? That's cool!
That's what I was noticing too
I think it is a newly built high class apartment for the really rich. I saw advertisements while I was there about 2 years ago
@@tonyeclau One thing I'm concerned is the bugs problems about this type of building, hahaha
Mr Gweilo. I hope you had a good time in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.
nice one! keep going!
the "city side" u mentioned... do u refer to petaling street? ... i avoid n dislike that area... seem not save. enjoy ur stay in msia... try to visit east coast side especially terengganu... totally direfence compare with KL
I think what he meant is the 'dark' area, u know the place where you can get a hooker.
Seedy side, not city side.
The "city side" of it.....Yes, that's a disappointment.
And Chinatown.....I nvr consider it a place to know the real Msia.
this old man is stupid..he just point the bad side in malaysia..there is also many homeless person in Paris..
@@Nabila-dx8xf I totally agree about homeless folks. I hardly meet one in Msia...And if any, most have mental problem. I met quite a lot in USA. Still, I have learned not to feel too much offence .....May be gweilo 60 has too much ideals about Msia.... :)
Chinatown is not even the best place to be and this is coming from a Malaysian born, raised and work in KL
Most malaysian Chinese don't even go there maybe my grandmother when she was 20 but that was long time ago that place is dead to us. At this point i dont even think KL can represent us Malaysians probably Subang is better its more 50/50 good mix of all the races there with a great mamak night scene, dont know why our cultural and tourism Ministry has yet to invest in the Klang Valley outside Kl yet
This smoking thing is interesting, can you find out if they have smoking areas here and there in public, like Japan does?
I'm Malaysian.
There's almost no smoking areas in the public. People just find a corner or a bin with ashtray to smoke outside because starting 1st Jan 2020 indoor smoking is banned especially at eatery. Still can smoke in the pub if they didn't serve food though.
@@JunWisewar So, it's ok to smoke in public outdoors? But, rude if you don't do it away from other people?
@@JohnnyTwoFingers Yeah pretty much.
Civic minded smokers usually puff smokes at some place away from people (except along with fellow smokers at some spot).
There are still inconsiderate smokers that smoke around non-smoking people in the open area or while walking around with non-smoking people.
If you come to Malaysia, it's fine to smoke in the public provided that you are outside away from non-smokers and there isn't any no smoking sign at the vicinity.
The smoking ban law in dining premises has only enforced since last year or abit earlier... Kinda forgot when it started. There used to be smoking area available in some dining places but now all banned after the new government made the law.
Maybe it's more strictly enforced in public places such as shopping malls or bigger places. But you still can see folks smoking in dining places in suburbs or smaller cities/ rural areas.
Hey Gweilo, welcome to malaysia... Greetings from Malaysian Chinese
Thanks for sharing your observations.
Slight correction Gweilo60, 99.9% of construction workers are foreigners from Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, etc.
As a malaysian, i am amazed by how a foreigner look on to malaysia. Basically, i think maybe most or at least half of the chinese population in malaysia will prefer china more than our own (except me).
For me, malaysia is a nice and country full of potential. In the video, you are visiting the KL city which is the busiest and main spot of malaysia, which of coz will show you the best and safest thing or the nicest things. I believe, every country capitals will be able to offer that.
About safety, there's still lot of improvement needed. Aside the tourist spot, those outskirts are still getting alot of criminal case, some could cause life.
Anyway, malaysia is basically still alot better than china in many espect abide of business, economically and money.
Welcome to Malaysia.
Leon Chin I am malaysian.I only treat China as my grandparents birth place. I never thought of going to China for living. I like to live and feel comfortable in msia although not perfect.
@@MayMay-May u r exactly correct.... Actually... No place is perfect... It depends on how and who u live with.....
May May ...yes continue to live in Malaysia and enjoy being bullied by the Ketuan Melayu.....
No, you are wrong. Most ethnic chinese who are born in Malaysia will always regard this country as their homeland. I mean, how can you forget the place of your birth, the foods and water you eat and drink?? I have been to China and I am amazed by the transformation there but I would never think to live there my whole life. I even sacrificed opportunity to go and work in developed countries just because I can't bear to leave this country. I had stayed for many months in other countries where life is of better quality than ours but somehow, when you come back home, the feeling is a sense of security and relief. There are no doubt many Chinese who have left this country and lived elsewhere. That's their choice. But you never know why and how they feel when they had to make this decision. But I am very sure, it will always be a hard decision to make.
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Highest appreciation to you Sir for your sincere and honest review. It's inspiring as you share your experience and promote peace and harmony. The Malays, Chinese and Indians here to some extend we are used with the cultural differences and different religions and languages. The Chinese here are having their own unique identity as compared to the Chinese of mainland...here we are trying our best to respect each other's uniqueness and understand different races' lifestyle. We are not living in a perfect world here but we are perfect in our own unique ways of lives. 💚💚💚❤❤❤💙💙💙💛💛💛
bro， want me to show you around?
I spend 2 to 4 weeks in Kuala Lumpur every year, 5th year now, and still discovery smth interesting and new every time, love it
You have a soft spot for Malaysia. Big plus for Malaysians. Thank you may God bless Malaysia and you too. Enjoy your days.
Gweilo60, let me clear up some of your misunderstandings about Malaysia in this video. 1) Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur is no longer the Chinatown of yesteryear. It has been invaded by foreign migrant workers from South Asia and other seedy elements you had seen there. 2) Islam is the official religion in Malaysia and it's one of the mission of the Malaysian government to heavily promote and protect it. 3) The majority of the Malays and Indians in Malaysia used hand to eat rice and not the local Chinese. Enjoy your stay, keep safe and beware of snatch thieves on motorcycles which is a serious problem in Malaysia.
you are absolutely right..thanx. terima kasih banyak2
You’re really really awesome.. Tq bro..😬💪💕🇲🇾⚔️
hi I m from kuala lumpur and I watch gweilo 60 too. Pretty stoked that you came to my city yeah.
good analysis.
China is a homogeneous country like east asia countries, Korea, Japan, etc. but China is huge and diverse, so Guangxi population is two times more than Malaysia but we can.see multicultural thing such as different religions and different ethnics in Xinjiang or Tibet.
one more thing, motorcycles is southeast asia is damn crazy, feel unconformable everytime crossing roads.
China used to be pretty big on motorcycles too. I'm glad they cut down on it, hopefully greener transportation make themselves commonplace
Sir. U will enjoy more multicultural experience in your next trip by visiting town of Port Klang, Tajung Sepat, and more
O.o since when China and Malaysia being same?
Smoking is very common in that very eatery you were in if you visited Malaysia about a year ago (prior 2019). We have just enacted a law to ban smoking in public area. You need to be at least 3 meters away from any eatery to smoke.
Welcome to Malaysia.
Glad to be an Asian!
The building workers are mainly foreigners from other asian countries. Nice to see you in our country.
Hi, its hot season now in malaysia from January til march. make sure to drink a lot of water
southeast asia seem to have excellent coffee.
We do.
Hookers, prostitution are not Malaysians. A big majority of them are from ASEAN countries as they can come here without Visa.
all ASEAN countries except myanmar can enter malaysia with visa on arrival 30 days . .. get your fact rite dude
which mostly are from mainland china.
In regards to them being happy, I've found this with all the Filippino's that I've met and become friends with, they are always so happy and many of them came from some pretty rough and very poor backgrounds, yet they are just so happy and so very appreciative of whatever they have now. American's could take a lesson!
Please do not just see things from the surface only & make comments.
My friends & relative in China told me that all minority races have special rights.
And the majority race in China (Han Chinese) accept it.
Tell that to the Uighurs...
@al gung That's why no matter how advance China is, they don't want to go back to China. They already have a good life in Malaysia, Yet they keep complaining as if they were treated as second class citizens
@@sehastatigabara156 Tell them what? eh?
Tell them that they do NOT have special rights or
tell them that they have special rights?? eh?
Have you been to China??
go & see for yourself & ask them.
All minority race in China have special rights.
It is the same as in USA, all the Red Indians have special rights & their own land governed by themselves.
@@gemini4536 USA is a very advance country, so does that mean all Malaysians want to go there?
Majority of the Malaysian or most the Malaysian will not go to USA even though it is an advance country or even to China.
So with your logic, people who complain about Malaysia should leave?
Is that your logic?
Then all opposition parties members should leave Malaysia since they are the one complaining? right?
Democrazy or Demoncrazy or is it Democracy.
Just because you do NOT like what other Malaysians said, you tell them to get out.
Who are you? The KING?
Even the KING do not said that, also God do not say that.
Can other Malaysians tell you to get out if they do NOT like what you said?
Can or not?
The answer will be a BIG NO !!
Malaysia is a democratic country, have you forgotten??
Not dictatorship & you do NOT dictate to other Malaysians who complains even they are members of the opposition political partied.
@@putianren When the Chinese migrated to other regions they demand equal rights but in their own countries like China and Taiwan they dont practice equal rights either. You cant even get citizenships in those countries so easily as they want to keep their countries as Chinese as possible. You need to read the constitution and study our history on how the Chinese and Indians was granted citizenships. Before independence your ancestors have option whether to return to their homeland or become citizens but they need to respect the native people specific rights and they choose not to return to China and remain in our country. You still have choices whether to stay or left for China nobody is stopping you thats what immigrants do to have better life in another country rather than their own
What's the difference?lots of different mate..no need to compare
u youngster, nobody is curious what u hv to say. just be quiet.
WTH you talking about "promoted the religion to the extreme aspecially islam" dude that sounds so Trump. Here is Islamic country. Islam is no 1 dominant by Malay Muslim. what do u expect?
Malaysia or China ??
10:00 On rental bicycles... they used to have them but the company decided to close down. I think because of indiscriminate parking, lost of bikes, unsafe street to cycle, problems with regulators, etc.
Some migrant workers threw them into the drains and some took it home. lol
The foreign workers thought the bikes are for them to own foc... 🤣
Malaysia is a secular state with Islam as a national religion.
@al gung The majority and native people are Malay though. That goes with Indonesia, Brunei and other places. We have as much rights to protect our Native Rights as much as the Europeans want to protect their rights against immigrants. Their first priority white man or Caucasian
@al gung Eh? We exploited your people? Arent it the other way around? Also, did you noticed we are the highest tax payers in the country? We also paid our taxes and on top of that, we have one extra tax to pay for the needy. I dont know about yours though. One more thing, arent your freedom enough here? We let you do anything here. You have the right for religion. You have right to eat anything except people. You have right to use and learn your native language. We even have chinese and tamil school. We dont have Malay school. Sekolah kebangsaan not a malay school. It is a national school(for everyone). Do you think about our tolerance towards you? How do you think on how we feel when your people eat pork and let your dog pee and poop next to sidewalk? Me and my friend can get along well. Why didnt you? If you dont want to get along, and hope everything reaching your standard. Just go somewhere better.
@al gung lol haha you guys always said that only you guys are paying the tax thats is way back then. Today is different already wake up from your COMA la malay also contribute a lot in paying tax. Stop living in denial and start living in reality. Noob.
@@demo7592 bangsa tamak memang macam tu..hidup mewah, sekolah ikut bangsa, tokong bersepah, langsung tak bersyukur
@Papyrus Okagbue simple....we enter guesthouse......we abide their rules.....for here in Malaysia majorities are muslim n the laws stated like that no dogs in the public transportation or in the supermarket n so on.....
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 😊.. Hope u hv a great time
What problem you have mike?
Thank you for sharing this video.
Malaysia locate at the equator, so don't forget have a umbrella.
I noticed that you call the currency ringbit instead of ringgit 🙊
I don't know why I do that. Must be a tick.
@@Gweilo60 I noticed the same thing, hahaha!
sounds cooler though, i'm calling it ringbit from now on
Ring币
better ringbit than rabbit
Thank You visited MALAYSIA. Hope you enjoy sir 🙂
Actually, drug possession won't get u the mandatory sentence (death). Drug pushers/drug dealing will get u the death penalty. Depending on the situation, if u r caught as drug user, u can be sentenced to go for drug rehabilitation or something similar.
Foreigners probably get deported? If you can’t pay..
8:19 The person behind you must be playing Mobile Legend or PUBG Mobile.
Its a nintendo switch, no pubg or mobile legend.
3:30 Great ambassadors, kudos!
Actually not everyone eats rice with their hands. The Chinese Malaysians at least, don't. We use a spoon/fork/a pair of chopsticks. Some of the Malays also don't use their hands. For me, I would never use my hands to eat rice.
I don't know if you are still there and if you are you'd have a chance for a quick trip up to Penang. That is the only state in Malaysia with a mainly Chinese population. Would be interesting to see your observations over there. Anyway, have fun !
Axel we were there a couple years ago. Just rifle through some old vids you'll find them
@@Gweilo60 Thanks Kirk, found them. Interesting comment about the beer in the muslim food section.
See, that is the great advantage when you are an atheist like me. You can drink and eat whatever you
want (I just love tasty pork) whenever you like it. You can do whatever you want, as long as it is within
the law. No dark age superstitions holding you back.
The Chinatown in KL is not a Chinatown anymore. It's a Banglatown. I would say the current real Chinatown is in SS2.
😂😂Sudah jadi banglatown loo. Bukit bintang arab Town lok yu myamar Town cawkit indon Town kita habis la 😁😁
ss2 WON'T STAY LIKE THAT FOR LONG.. GIVE IT 2 OR 3 MORE YEARS
The only belong to us is old town...old town white coffee....😊
Pasar borong Rohingya Town
Talking about multiculturalism, I'd say China has more, as China promotes its indigenous culture (Zhuang and Hmong in Guangxi, for example) much more exceed the Malaysian promotion of their Orang Asal culture. It is much easier to find a Kam-Tai cultural center in Guangxi than finding an Orang Asal cultural center in Malaysia.
@al gung That's why no matter how advance China is, they don't want to go back to China. They already have a good life in Malaysia, Yet they keep complaining as if they were treated as second class citizens
tianm1m1 If ten years later they're still educated well in Uyghur what would you say? Oh I forgot - you'll just say they want independence without any activities in your brain.
I've been to the Tibetan section of Columbia University library. At least sixty percent books written in Tibetan are published inside China.
@al gung you speak without using brain.just throw it away dude.
@al gung what do you mean "exploited" ?
@@gemini4536 The overseas Chinese do not have a reason to go to mainland China. Based on what you stated you clearly either refuse to acknowledge or actually do not know enough of Southeast Asian and East Asian history to make such a callous statement.
The local Malaysian Chinese build with their own effort to make a good life in Malaysia. You talk about local Chinese complaining but please state what were they complaining about and be fair about it instead of being (the evil negative type) entitled self-serving opportunist who keeps playing the victim while portraying themselves as a credible source with good publicity.
In China, there is no reason to drive a licensed motorcycle if you can take a electric bike without a license. Right?
All elecric bikes need a license.
thank you .. for your comment on my country
How on earth praying 5x a day = extremist? Such an ignorance statement
Mybe he thinks its too much praying. I'm not offended though
Extreme, not extremist lol. Chill bro haha
Everybody is happy here - Really? We should talk over a cold beer.
The biggest difference - one country practices "Black cat white cat, the cat that catches the rat is a Cat" while the other doesnt.
Chinatown is over-run by foreign workers from Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan nowadays.
@al gung The majority and native people are Malay though. That goes with Indonesia, Brunei and other places. We have as much rights to protect our Native Rights as much as the Europeans want to protect their rights against immigrants. Their first priority white man or Caucasian
@@gemini4536 >> the Europeans want to protect their rights against immigrants EXCEPT europe is full/overrun by migrants ....... so much so London is called Londonistan
Welcome to Malaysia. Not sure if you've ever visited to my hometown Malacca, it's just 2hr drive from KL :)
I was there in November 2018, a beautiful place, I highly recommend the trip to Malacca.
@@davebullock3517 Thanks for your comment. I hope you enjoyed your stay in here and come again soon.
Hi sir..come to Sabah sometime..
HUGE DIFFERENCE
@Papyrus Okagbue found or not?
What do you mean promoting Islam to the extreme?
He is too shallow ... perhaps far right wing
I rasa maksud dia Malaysia amalkan ajaran islam secara terbuka tanpa takut walau negara ni negara majoriti muslim dan dalam masa yang sama negara tumpuan pelancong tanpa takut kehilangan pelancong memandangkan nowdays islam digambarkan agama yang teruk tapi malaysia tetap praktikkan ajaran islam secara terbuka dan negara ni tetap damai. I think so lah
Maybe what he meant was through architecture, culture, clothing etc. Much of our goverment's building has Islamic influence to them. Not to mention women wearing veil, baju kurung. Calling Malaysia an extremist Islamic nation would be unjustifiable.
Apa yang saya faham dia maksudkan Malaysia negara yg promote amalan hidup beragama terutamanya islam secara berleluasa/bersungguh2/extreme. Bukan nya extrimist...
@@anajanah2404 agree
Those construction workers you said are Malaysians are actually mostly Indonesians and some Bangladeshis. Not many Malaysians work as construction workers. The contractors, though, are mostly Chinese.
majority of construction workers are foreigners from south asia, not locals. no, there's still a lot of smoking in eateries though there are laws against that
China town in Kl is by far the worst one in malaysia, the best is best is probably in penang or ipoh because real cultural activities are still practice there arent like the one in Kl which is just a tourist trap
To label certain places in Malaysia as China Town is misleading and confusing.
With a population of 6-7 millions, Chinese Msians lived everywhere, in major cities, towns and villages, in Malaysia.
@@ys29229 that's what i thought too for matter a fact there are districts in malaysia that comprises of majority chinese population each with their distinct local identity and mannerisms
Not ALL Msian eat with hand 🖐 only Ethnic Malay n Indian .
Not really, I think it depends on where you eat. For example banana leaf restaurant where I can opt to eat with either hands or utensils. And yes I'm MYsian Chinese btw.
Who tf eats burger with cutlery? Hahahhahaha just kidding, I'm using my feet to eat
@@Daniel-jt7xw win...😊
I eat KFC or mcd used chopstick some times...
@@Daniel-jt7xw lol
you can only see tourist in certain cities in Malaysia
Welcome to Malaysia, sir