Thank you CNA. The story is inspiring. It shows the hunger and determination to succeed and the sacrifices they have to make. While it is done using AI, it is refreshing and well done.
What an excellent story. I'm from Australia but since I was young, I crossed the causeway regularly when visiting relatives in Singapore and JB. One of my childhood memories in the mid 80s was crossing by foot with my auntie as it was faster than the bus. I saw a huge snake on the rocks basking in the sun. It must have been 3 to 4m long and as thick as my leg. The causeway will always be part of my childhood memories.
I’m happy for this lady who never once blamed others for her situation but persevered and worked hard uplifting her own life. Most people would be blaming family, society, government and anything except themselves. My admiration for her, Huat Ah!
Well documentary. It is a lifeline for a better life for most Malaysians as compare to Singaporeans. Can buy a property in 7-years at such a young age alone is not easy.
We have to vote wisely next year. Else, more of these freeloaders and leeches will come in to leech money out of our economic to own freehold landed properties back home, take our jobs and depress our salaries over here. With their Ringgit cost of livings, they have more savings and they can even own properties in Singapore and compete with Singaporeans. Rising cost of living.
Such an inspirational working life story from a determined & gutsy & artistic lady from JB! Thank You So Much for sharing , as many Malaysians do being through this kind of life or worse while working in Singapore but staying in JB! Many of my generation already retired or passed into their next future lives by now in 2024 ... We were the borned in the 1960s & once worked in Singapore during the 1990s to 2019 era group ... Our working experiences & fond memories in Singapore will stay in our hearts to treasure & to learn ... 🙏🌷🌿
I always cross the border with this food for thought in mind: While Singaporeans are mostly crossing the causeway to enjoy cheap food, goods and services, Our Malaysian friends are crossing to end poverty, spending hours to commute daily/or staying away from their family and friends, so to provide something better for their family and themselves. This reminded me of how blessed I am, and I am reminded to never take them for granted, while appreciating the resilience and determination of those who work tirelessly to create better futures for their loved ones.
Nonsense, only non-educated Malaysians will sacrifice their life working in Singapore for a lavish lifestyle. Now imagine, non-educated Singaporeans have to work 3 to 4 jobs just to live in the world's most expensive city. Malaysians have a choice which Singaporeans don't.
Everytime you cross the causeway, just remember that your malaysian neighbour are always mocks Indonesian just because less than 1% of its population coming to work in malaysia but on the other hand more than 3% of malaysia's populations flooded the causeway to go to work in Singapore.
They aren't ending poverty. They can always earn the Malaysian wages but come because they can earn more here with the stronger Singapore dollar. Actually they spend their disposable income in Malaysia too.
@@s._3560 Exactly, they come here not to end poverty. Far from the truth. They come here for luxury. Just cross the causeway can get them 3.5x salary that's too easy and cheap for them. Singaporeans have to work 3.5x longer then them to have their purchasing power and we still have to serve NS. These freeloaders enjoy all the benefits of Singapore + their Malaysian benefit back home not only didn't contribute to our defence, but take money out of our economic and depress our salary here. They are the biggest leechers in Singapore.
@@dd-dd2co you’re seeing things one sided only. This is definitely going to benefit both sides given many Singaporean have properties in Johor, many also crossover for a quick and affordable holidays or even festive shoppings!
Another Malaysian talking about how "hard working" Malaysians are. But the same people are cursing SG everyday although we are giving them jobs that pay 4 x more. Ungrateful.
You’re not giving us job, you’re giving us misery! It’s not about appreciation! We all know how to appreciate but SG people will squeeze out of us! Wait till Malaysians currency comes par with SG dollars! By that time you’ll will be crying! Grass is not always greener on the other side! Same goes to Singapore 🇸🇬
@@takenbythewindNdrivenbythesea You have a choice, but you choose the "misery". Don't complain. Since malaysians say malaysia is so great, why come to SG and be miserable. Obviously being in malaysia is more miserable. Go back and build your own economy! SG is not the best, but if we are comparing SG vs Malaysia, SG is the clear winner. Loser, you can't even beat us in looks ( our weakness). LOL. No one in SG wants to be malaysian, stop dreaming.
@@takenbythewindNdrivenbythesea we will not see MYR = SGD in at least one hundred years. Malaysia has been predicting SG downfall since 1965. The gap just gets wider. LOL.
distrust. is this story real or also generated by AI? whose voice, AI ? you start using AI for visuals how do we know if any thing else you talk about here is real story or fake AI generated nonsense. seriously doubting the authenticity of this whole thing. take care.
@@natn8199 I think many mentioned below the generated AI. The generated AI is throwing me off. The accent is typical Malaysian accent. I have no issues with that.
Lol they use AI haha. Still her story is inspiring but that should not be the norm for all Malaysians working in Singapore cause of you know why la. This AI video is badly done lol maybe she does not want to be interviewed like camera shy so let respect her choice ya, still this AI video might be done cheaply in a few hours or less haha
How are these people "talented"? Took jobs, and money out of our economy to own a landed property back home while talented Singaporeans who contribute to our economy even with high paying jobs struggle to own a home in our own country. We have to heavily tax these economic leeches to stop money flowing out of our economy.
@ thank you for the clarification. I’d just like to add that while I don’t know why AI was involved, a word of caution perhaps. Its usage in media or visual art forms can come across as lazy, because less human work went into a video/ad/poster.
In s'pore, there are those able-bodied ones that don't work hard to earn money and instead keep wanting the govt to give them more financial payouts. They are a burden to the country.
Couldn’t agree more with you on this. Some Singaporeans only knows how to complain instead of work hard to secure a job! They will forever say the salary is not enough!
“These foreigners [- including dodgy permanent residents (PRs)] - are here [in Singapore] to contribute economically & who will want to come to Singapore if we subject them to the conscription & lifelong reservist liability which we compel onto all our local lads, regardless of how many male children the parents conceive? [...] THEY WILL LEAVE”! - 楊康海 (good riddance)
The cartoonish character show such a chiobu but in reality she ain't so. She is just here for 3.3 to 1 becos Boleh land has NO prospect and very low wages. But in doing so, she is 'stealing.jobs' from the locals!😆😆
“These foreigners [- including dodgy permanent residents (PRs)] - are here [in Singapore] to contribute economically & who will want to come to Singapore if we subject them to the conscription & lifelong reservist liability which we compel onto all our local lads, regardless of how many male children the parents conceive? [...] THEY WILL LEAVE”! - 楊康海 (good riddance)
@megantan89 ..the local policy is skewed towards foreigner labor. For males, these kinds have no NS obligation and for both male and female no CPF contribution. Unless they are SPRs, which many are not. This is not correct to say employers are the ones to be blamed for employing such workers. These workers are simply cheaper and yet these workers are willing to work, since they gain on exchange rate. Its time the playing field gets leveled and either the employers have to pay more for such workers or the Singapore gov levied a tax, like a tariff on them on their salary!
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Thank you CNA. The story is inspiring. It shows the hunger and determination to succeed and the sacrifices they have to make. While it is done using AI, it is refreshing and well done.
glad you liked it! the footage is actually filmed and animated.
What an excellent story. I'm from Australia but since I was young, I crossed the causeway regularly when visiting relatives in Singapore and JB. One of my childhood memories in the mid 80s was crossing by foot with my auntie as it was faster than the bus. I saw a huge snake on the rocks basking in the sun. It must have been 3 to 4m long and as thick as my leg. The causeway will always be part of my childhood memories.
What kind of storyline AI animation is this? It's wonky
They trying to cut cost instead of getting a competent animator 😂😂😂
I’m happy for this lady who never once blamed others for her situation but persevered and worked hard uplifting her own life. Most people would be blaming family, society, government and anything except themselves. My admiration for her, Huat Ah!
Bagaimanakah anda mengetahui apa yang dia katakan serta juga di luar kamera, iaitu secara peribadi?
@ simple… you can see how she react when faced with adversity. Tak susah, fikir sikit.
She can rent a common room in Singapore, share with another room mate she knows. If not everyday rush to work can be tired.
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Kudos to CNA. Great animation and story telling.
Loved the animations
Well documentary. It is a lifeline for a better life for most Malaysians as compare to Singaporeans. Can buy a property in 7-years at such a young age alone is not easy.
LOL. That is becos she works in SG.
Thank you for reminding Singaporeans to vote wisely
We have to vote wisely next year. Else, more of these freeloaders and leeches will come in to leech money out of our economic to own freehold landed properties back home, take our jobs and depress our salaries over here. With their Ringgit cost of livings, they have more savings and they can even own properties in Singapore and compete with Singaporeans. Rising cost of living.
Yes, I agree with you. Don't vote for people who allow these malaysians to work here.
Is the video ai because CNA cutting costs or for privacy
That's applying new technology
Such an inspirational working life story from a determined & gutsy & artistic lady from JB! Thank You So Much for sharing , as many Malaysians do being through this kind of life or worse while working in Singapore but staying in JB! Many of my generation already retired or passed into their next future lives by now in 2024 ... We were the borned in the 1960s & once worked in Singapore during the 1990s to 2019 era group ... Our working experiences & fond memories in Singapore will stay in our hearts to treasure & to learn ... 🙏🌷🌿
China workers work 16hours 6 day week
We must look up to chinese characteristics and make Malaysia great again
I always cross the border with this food for thought in mind:
While Singaporeans are mostly crossing the causeway to enjoy cheap food, goods and services,
Our Malaysian friends are crossing to end poverty, spending hours to commute daily/or staying away from their family and friends, so to provide something better for their family and themselves.
This reminded me of how blessed I am, and I am reminded to never take them for granted, while appreciating the resilience and determination of those who work tirelessly to create better futures for their loved ones.
Nonsense, only non-educated Malaysians will sacrifice their life working in Singapore for a lavish lifestyle.
Now imagine, non-educated Singaporeans have to work 3 to 4 jobs just to live in the world's most expensive city.
Malaysians have a choice which Singaporeans don't.
Everytime you cross the causeway, just remember that your malaysian neighbour are always mocks Indonesian just because less than 1% of its population coming to work in malaysia but on the other hand more than 3% of malaysia's populations flooded the causeway to go to work in Singapore.
They aren't ending poverty. They can always earn the Malaysian wages but come because they can earn more here with the stronger Singapore dollar. Actually they spend their disposable income in Malaysia too.
@@s._3560 Exactly, they come here not to end poverty. Far from the truth. They come here for luxury. Just cross the causeway can get them 3.5x salary that's too easy and cheap for them. Singaporeans have to work 3.5x longer then them to have their purchasing power and we still have to serve NS. These freeloaders enjoy all the benefits of Singapore + their Malaysian benefit back home not only didn't contribute to our defence, but take money out of our economic and depress our salary here. They are the biggest leechers in Singapore.
Yeah but wait till Malaysian currency same par as SG dollars. Then we’ll see what will happen!
😊😊
malaysia-singapore need mrt
The mrt building on progress bruh...estimated time finish build by the end of 2025 if im not mistaken
No thanks. Unsafe for SG.
@@sart3735ya this earth is unsafe for you
This is a one sided deal. Doesn't benefit Singaporeans core well-being.
@@dd-dd2co you’re seeing things one sided only. This is definitely going to benefit both sides given many Singaporean have properties in Johor, many also crossover for a quick and affordable holidays or even festive shoppings!
It so fake using AI
Beautiful story of what hard work and determination can lead to against all odds...
It's beautiful and inspiring. What a strong young lady. :)
Indo love Johor people ❤😂
should talk about the food and water being delivered daily to feed singaporeans. now that is a lifeline.
cut the crap with AI , just use real actors and be natural .
She shy
Some terrible AI crap
What is this AI slop garbage
Another Malaysian talking about how "hard working" Malaysians are. But the same people are cursing SG everyday although we are giving them jobs that pay 4 x more. Ungrateful.
You’re not giving us job, you’re giving us misery! It’s not about appreciation! We all know how to appreciate but SG people will squeeze out of us! Wait till Malaysians currency comes par with SG dollars! By that time you’ll will be crying! Grass is not always greener on the other side! Same goes to Singapore 🇸🇬
@@takenbythewindNdrivenbythesea You have a choice, but you choose the "misery". Don't complain. Since malaysians say malaysia is so great, why come to SG and be miserable. Obviously being in malaysia is more miserable. Go back and build your own economy! SG is not the best, but if we are comparing SG vs Malaysia, SG is the clear winner. Loser, you can't even beat us in looks ( our weakness). LOL. No one in SG wants to be malaysian, stop dreaming.
@@takenbythewindNdrivenbythesea we will not see MYR = SGD in at least one hundred years. Malaysia has been predicting SG downfall since 1965. The gap just gets wider. LOL.
@@sart3735 there will be time for everything! Time is immortal!
@@takenbythewindNdrivenbythesea LOL. You are very decomposed by then. SInce when Malaysians are so far sighted. LOL.
CNA testing waterstogenerate videos from AI for future news ? Save costs to send men film n editing
The uni flavour one of these ramen aeries range is goat
CNA seems like trying to see the outcome of AI animation review :)
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why never interview me lol
distrust. is this story real or also generated by AI? whose voice, AI ? you start using AI for visuals how do we know if any thing else you talk about here is real story or fake AI generated nonsense. seriously doubting the authenticity of this whole thing. take care.
That causeway is not a bridge.. It is a stacked of land that was built to connect between sg and johore
Sorry. I can't continue watching after a minute. You know why.
The cringy accent?
@@natn8199 I think many mentioned below the generated AI. The generated AI is throwing me off. The accent is typical Malaysian accent. I have no issues with that.
Power of the 3.5X 😂
Lol they use AI haha. Still her story is inspiring but that should not be the norm for all Malaysians working in Singapore cause of you know why la. This AI video is badly done lol maybe she does not want to be interviewed like camera shy so let respect her choice ya, still this AI video might be done cheaply in a few hours or less haha
the video is actually a mix of filmed sequences and animation. glad you found it inspiring!
what is this ai slop
Boring AI unsubscribe
The AI animation is really cringe. 🤨😕
wat rubbish AI nonsense is this? boo......
How are these people "talented"? Took jobs, and money out of our economy to own a landed property back home while talented Singaporeans who contribute to our economy even with high paying jobs struggle to own a home in our own country.
We have to heavily tax these economic leeches to stop money flowing out of our economy.
You can also purchase property in Malaysia 😃
@leongsengcheong4194 Not my home and it will cost us more. Singaporeans contribute to our economy, we don't hurt it like these foreigners.
@@leongsengcheong4194With lots of requirements and a chance to lose your property in the future. 😉
Cause she can't afford to buy property in S'pore that's why she bought in her hometown... S'pore needs to lower it the price...
@b93nk Not just her, many Singaporeans can't afford because people like her come here to depress Singapore's salary, and increase cost of living.
No this is one type of. Who is back bone stronge they. । under stand 😂😂😂
"malaysian" but native chinese speaker...
99.99% Malaysian Chinese accent.
native chinese speaker? Insult to China. Malaysians have the worst chinese accent. wrong tones.
I'm sorry but the animation is wonky. Was this AI generated?
it was actual filmed footage mixed with animation.
@ thank you for the clarification. I’d just like to add that while I don’t know why AI was involved, a word of caution perhaps. Its usage in media or visual art forms can come across as lazy, because less human work went into a video/ad/poster.
In s'pore, there are those able-bodied ones that don't work hard to earn money and instead keep wanting the govt to give them more financial payouts. They are a burden to the country.
LOL. I think Malaysia has more of those people. Trust me. They have so many subsidies although they are not rich.
@@sart3735: Ya, Malaysia mempunyai salah satu pemilikan automobil tertinggi serta kadar utiliti & bahan api termurah di dunia.
Couldn’t agree more with you on this. Some Singaporeans only knows how to complain instead of work hard to secure a job! They will forever say the salary is not enough!
@@megantan89 Know what. I met more whiny Malaysians. Feel like telling them to go back.
“These foreigners [- including dodgy permanent residents (PRs)] - are here [in Singapore] to contribute economically & who will want to come to Singapore if we subject them to the conscription & lifelong reservist liability which we compel onto all our local lads, regardless of how many male children the parents conceive? [...]
THEY WILL LEAVE”!
- 楊康海 (good riddance)
Man I can’t even do one say of this lucky am in a good situation
The cartoonish character show such a chiobu but in reality she ain't so.
She is just here for 3.3 to 1 becos Boleh land has NO prospect and very low wages.
But in doing so, she is 'stealing.jobs' from the locals!😆😆
Stealing jobs from the locals!!! Are you prepared to do what she does? Working from 7.30am to 7.30pm earning an average salary of less than 2.5k?
Malaysia never have chiobus. All so kampung.
“These foreigners [- including dodgy permanent residents (PRs)] - are here [in Singapore] to contribute economically & who will want to come to Singapore if we subject them to the conscription & lifelong reservist liability which we compel onto all our local lads, regardless of how many male children the parents conceive? [...]
THEY WILL LEAVE”!
- 楊康海 (good riddance)
But is the Singapore employer that employed them tsk tsk 🤭🤭
@megantan89 ..the local policy is skewed towards foreigner labor. For males, these kinds have no NS obligation and for both male and female no CPF contribution. Unless they are SPRs, which many are not.
This is not correct to say employers are the ones to be blamed for employing such workers. These workers are simply cheaper and yet these workers are willing to work, since they gain on exchange rate.
Its time the playing field gets leveled and either the employers have to pay more for such workers or the Singapore gov levied a tax, like a tariff on them on their salary!
The Animation looks like rotoscope
cheap ai ... cheap and low class story ...
cheap = malaysia. So CNA is correct. LOL.