Chitchat Malaysia is better for Chinese

The_Hypocrite · Dec 23, 2016

Papsmearer said:
I have said this before. Dispite all appearances, Malaysia is more Chinese then Singapore will ever be.
In malaysia, you can send your kids to a chinese independent school for their secondary schooling. All instructions in chinese, something that is forbidden in singapore.
In malaysia, you can freely speak your own dialect, and not face govt pressure to kill it off in favour of Mandarin, a dialect that few chinese singapore family are native speakers off. For all their pro malay policies, the Malaysian govts have never tried to kill off the dialects, but the PAP did.
In Malaysia, chinese TV stations, newspapers and media are completely independent and not under govt control, hence you can indulge to the fullest in your chinese culture, shows, etc.
In Malaysia, Chinese customs practiced world wide like lighting fire crackers during CNY and other occasions is allowed to be practiced but banned in singapore. Since there are almost no wooden structures in singapore that can burn down because of fire crackers, I assume it was to protect Old Fart's sleep during CNY days.
In Malaysia, Chinese ancestral temples and clans are still allowed to flourish. Ancestral temples like those in china can be found in Malaysia, but have been eliminated in Singapore. As well, clan associations are now just infiltrated by PAP and lick PAP balls now. Highlighted by the Lee clan giving Gay Loong a scholarship when he was a student.
In Malaysia, the chinese entreprenueral spirit is alive and given free reign. In malaysia, a chinese can start any small business easily and have a good chance to do well. In singapore, the rent alone will wipe them out the first year.
In malaysia, if you are chinese and want to go to a chinese doctor or chinese lawyer because u are more comfortable with the language and customs, you can easily find them around. In singapore, you are lucky to find even a native born chinese doctor to see you, more likely u get some FT doctor. And the lawyers are mostly Indians, and whatever chinese singapore lawyer you can find has half past six chinese skills.

These are the facts.

Tat is great..Since mudland so bagus sent the cina mudlanders back..And stop new ones from coming over.. Singkieland don't need them taking our jobs etc..

borom · Dec 23, 2016

The Chinese were doing better both economically and politically until one man threatened the delicate balance and got himself and his little dot expelled.
Since then the non malays lost their majority and hence their political power but still retain economic 'control'/domination.
Mudland with singapore inside (and non malay majority) will be ideal for the chinks.

Mudland Chinese better economically but politically weak-but chinks here no better unless you are a pappy
Hence so many mudlander chinks support pappy here as it gives them the political leverage they miss out in mudland .

Best place for chinks is Thailand-but that's a different story

syed putra · Dec 23, 2016

The_Hypocrite said:
Tat is great..Since mudland so bagus sent the cina mudlanders back..And stop new ones from coming over.. Singkieland don't need them taking our jobs etc..

Malaysian chinese were invited to work in singapore by mostly multinationals. The moment they graduate, there will be job offers, car loans, housing loans for them in their hometown, expatriate perks for the first year, then a long term job in singapore.

yinyang · Dec 23, 2016

borom said:
..Best place for chinks is Thailand-but that's a different story

They are integrated, and cultural demographics are different

Papsmearer · Dec 23, 2016

Reddog said:
Know of a sinkie businessman, who had a hard time doing business in Zhuhai even though his Mandarin is superb. He thought that being the grandson of a prominent Guangzhou elite was advantageous .... alas, almost all business (non-governmental) in Zhuhai, Shenzhen, indeed the entire southern region are transacted in Cantonese. Thanks to lky and his 'Speak Mandarin Campaign that that eradicated dialects in Singapore. Cantonese and Hakka, for example, is the 'Cina' language of Malaysia.

When I am in Guangzhou for business, everyone speaks mandarin. Even those born in Guangzhou are thought mandarin in school, so al o fthem speak it. My personal experience is that cantonese speakers are hard to find in that province.

flatearther · Dec 23, 2016

Papsmearer said:
My personal experience is that cantonese speakers are hard to find in that province.

But according to:

Reddog said:
almost all business (non-governmental) in Zhuhai, Shenzhen, indeed the entire southern region are transacted in Cantonese.

so which is the truth? :confused:

jw5 · Dec 23, 2016

flatearther said:
But according to:

so which is the truth?

Go there and find out for yourself. :wink:

gongkia · Dec 24, 2016

jw5 said:
Go there and find out for yourself.

He will need money to buy air ticket, you willing to sponsor him? :biggrin:

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