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@@lucklife3967 None of Malaysians’ business. Sound like we Malaysians would get some money if Chinese Thai could speak Mandarin.

Chinese people in Malaysia have a better quality of life than most Thai people? Are you confident that you don't have to be compared to rich Thai-Chinese people? Just take Thai people in general. The quality of life of Thai people is not inferior to that of Malaysians at all. Especially with Chinese people in Malaysia who are like second class citizens. I think Thai people have a much better life. All Thai people receive free medical care Education is free and everyone has equal opportunities, regardless of race or religion, because everyone is Thai. There is no lineage division like in Malaysia. Countries where Islam is dominant If life for Chinese people in Malaysia is really good Why are you guys trying to live in Taiwan?

@ Let’s not only look at the GDP per capita of USD12,000 for Malaysia & USD7,000 for Thailand in 2023. You may see the better HDI and etc. of Malaysia than Thailand. By the way, my friends, cousins and I (all Chinese Malaysians) are the graduates of Malaysian public universities & foreign universities (such as Singapore, US, UK and Australia). We were sponsored with the scholarship received from Malaysian Government. I am 1 of middle-high management in 1 of top Malaysian banks and my friends and cousins are mostly doctors, lawyers and engineers in Malaysia. Yes, it’s so pathetic that we Chinese Malaysians can purchase our own landed house & car in Malaysia before 30s (without the funding from our parents) and travel overseas (such as Japan & S. Korea) at least once per year even some of us do not own business. One more, we Chinese Malaysians also do not need to pay to seek quality medical services from the public hospitals in Malaysia. Thanks to our beloved government who really takes good care of the “2nd class citizens” LMAO.

@@KFTan-t6u It is said that among the Chinese immigrants in Southeast Asia, the Chinese Malays are the most pitiful because if your ancestors chose to live in Thailand, you would become a lord and be wealthy. Or if you take a boat a little further, you will reach Singapore, where you will have an excellent quality of life. But if you settle down in Malaysia, you will become a second-class citizen.

But before the Chinese in Malaysia can reach that level, you have to try very hard to be successful and accepted. You have to prove yourself a lot to stay at the top because your rights are not equal to the local Malays. But the Chinese in Thailand don't have to try hard. They can be successful in any form. Whether they are rich or middle-class, we don't have to try that hard to be accepted. Because the Chinese in Thailand don't act any differently from other ethnic Thais. We live together and share the same culture. There is no discrimination, conflict or difference. That's how we can merge into one under a shared culture. When you see Thai culture today, do you know that we have merged many cultures, including Chinese culture? We don't oppose it and we have accepted it together with Thai culture.

Thailand (Buddhism) and Malaysia (Islam) are vastly different mainly due to the religion. In Malaysia, one must be a Muslim and fulfil some other criteria in order to be classified as “Malay” by law (so actually not so easy to be classified as “Malay” as you think). Kindly take note “Malay” (indigenous Malay Muslim) & “Malaysian” (nationality) are 2 different ideas. A Chinese Malaysian who speaks Malay everyday doesn’t automatically make him a “Malay” according to the Malaysian Law. To be a Muslim, you must 100% forgo your existing lifestyle such as alcohol, pork, some private life, rights for food & drinking water during fasting month and so much more (I doubt that Chinese Thais & native Thais would accept all if imposed on you) and your behaviour will be always scrutinised by other Muslims around you (even you don’t know them) and the religion police (yes, there is an agency under the government to ensure the proper behaviour of Muslims). If you are Chinese Malaysian, you are free from the above restrictions. So please don’t simply comment on us without in-depth knowledge on our country. Just like the southern region of Thailand, I don’t think you Buddhist Thais have solved the problems.

dab it on ur temples, just dont get it in ur eyes

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next summer*