In Malaysia, what is the status of the Chinese there?

The status of Malaysian Chinese in the local area is not too high, and it can only be said to be second-class citizens. Although there are many Chinese in Malaysia. Moreover, the Chinese are also the main force and leaders in Malaysia’s economic field. However, contrary to Singapore, which pursues the prosperity of all ethnic groups, in Malaysia, which pursues "Malay supremacy", the Chinese are in an embarrassing situation. Although the Chinese in Malaysia are rich and well-educated, they are treated unfairly and their status is not as high as imagined.

However, the status of Chinese in other countries is in sharp contrast to Malaysia. In Southeast Asia, the status of the Chinese in Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines is relatively high, and the local Chinese get along well with all ethnic groups. However, in Malaysia, a country where there are many Chinese elites in various fields, and where the Chinese have made great contributions, the status of the Chinese is not Quite unequal. Malaysian Chinese are just like the migrant population in big cities. No matter how much they contribute, they are still restricted and endure injustice. No matter how hard they work, it is difficult to be accepted.

However, we have seen that the status of the Chinese in Malaysia has improved. As China's economic strength and influence become stronger and stronger, the Malaysian government does not dare to blatantly discriminate against the Chinese. Of course, it is also because of the repeated efforts of the Malaysian Chinese. Although the Chinese in Malaysia have now gained more and more rights, they have never been able to change the situation in which the Chinese are inferior to the Malays. The departure of a large number of Malaysian Chinese elites is the best proof.

In fact, as China’s economic development becomes stronger and stronger, more and more overseas Chinese will choose to come to China for development. Many Malaysians have come to China through their own efforts and invested in China, making a great contribution to China's economic development. Of course, we should also give more help to these Chinese who are discriminated against overseas, because they, like us, have the blood of descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties.