Immigrating to Malaysia-recapture the blue sky, white clouds and fresh air that originally belonged to us

First of all, the annual temperature in Malaysia is between 265,438+0-33 degrees, and there are no natural disasters. The air quality is good and the forest coverage rate is as high as 70%. Nearly 60% of them are virgin forests, with blue sky and white clouds all year round, and the air quality is very good, which can keep you away from smog and breathe with confidence. You can really escape from the smog and enjoy the fresh air. Share a private matter with you: Before I went to Malaysia, my throat was very inflamed. I was taking anti-inflammatory drugs, and the doctor also warned me to pay attention to my diet. After arriving in Malaysia, the throat inflammation was basically eliminated on the third day (it will take at least another two weeks to torture in China).

Education is also the top priority of our parents. Most international schools in Malaysia are British-style. After graduation, it can be recognized by excellent universities in various countries, and it will enrich children's future learning choices. Malaysia is a diversified country, where families from all over the world live and work. Therefore, in a school with such an environmental background, receiving English education from an early age has more advantages and environment for learning English than domestic children. In early childhood, I have been able to reduce the burden and obstacles for our children's further study in the future, and English will not be a problem. At the same time, you can reach out to more people, get a more comprehensive understanding of human geography around the world and really understand different cultures.

Children will get the same attention and respect from teachers no matter whether their grades are good or bad at school; Nor will children not get enough physical activity because of smog; And the learning task is as easy as most developed countries, so that children have enough time and energy to do what they like after school and develop their personality; Moreover, Malaysian schools are more like service teachers, willing to put down their postures, treat children equally and guide them to find their own answers, even if this way is much slower than direct teaching.

Finally, I want to share another point that I personally value: medical care in Malaysia. Because I often go to the hospital in China, I feel that my teeth have been knocked out and I can only swallow my stomach. The level of hospitals in Malaysia is one of the best in Asia, with more than 350 hospitals, of which 150 is a public hospital. Many disciplines in Malaysia have made great achievements in the world, and they provide cost-effective medical services. The same exam price is only 1/2 in Singapore and 1/3- 1/4 in Europe and America! It has attracted more and more citizens from Singapore, Europe and the United States to travel long distances to Malaysia for medical treatment. Doctors and nurses in Malaysia are also adhering to the principle of caring for patients wholeheartedly, curing diseases and reducing patients' physical and psychological burdens as much as possible.