What do Malaysians like?

Question 1: What is the favorite food of Malaysians? Malaysian food, commonly known as Malaysian food, has a heavy taste and has always been famous for its spicy taste, and there are many kinds of seasonings. The sauce is mainly coconut juice, curry and pepper, which is spicy and fragrant, both * * and enjoyable. Bright colors and rich flavors are two unique features of Malaysian cuisine, and the combination of spices and fruits and vegetables is a fascinating magic. Spicy malaysian cuisine with various colors and flavors. When everyone loves Satay, there are curry rice (Nasi Lemek), curry beef (Rendang), fried bread (Roti Canai), Lisa (Laksa), chicken rice (Chinchen rice), all kinds of fried noodles (fried noodles), as well as home-cooked fried chicken, fried fish and fried with curry beef and Malay flavors. The staple food of Malaysian cuisine is rice, and most Malays are * * *, so chicken, mutton and fish are used instead of pork in Malaysian cuisine. The main course is "bak Kut teh", which Malays can eat as long as they have it. Their home cooking includes fried chicken, fried fish, curry beef, crayfish platter and other common Malay seafood. Meat with vegetables, seasoned with red pepper or eaten with curry rice is the most common meal in Malaysia. Tasting rich Malaysian cuisine is like counting its rich historical origins. In the exchanges with Indian, Portuguese, China and other countries, Malaysia has formed the characteristics of multi-ethnic food culture. Spicy Indian food, Eurasian food combining Chinese and Western food, Portuguese food with Mediterranean flavor, China Minnan food, Cantonese dim sum and Chaozhou food are all the sources of extracting the essence of malaysian cuisine. Whether it is dinner, snacks or desserts, in addition to unique flavor, you can also get exquisite cooking and see the truth of the materials. Malaysian cuisine has always been famous for its seasoning art. There are countless Malay spices, and the most commonly used spices in dishes are: blueberry, stone ancient seeds, coconut milk, orange leaves, medlar, citronella, turmeric, vanilla and so on. The spice kingdom not only produces all kinds of spices, but also applies its own spices to food cooking properly, cooking a series of appetizing delicious dishes. Whether it is to add color, flavor or taste, spices bring diversified new tastes to Malaysian cuisine. It can be said that "spice" plays the role of a makeup artist in Malaysia. Various spices and seasonings, such as pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, etc. , used by Malay chefs to the fullest. Whether the food is delicious or not depends on whether the seasoning is properly matched. Sometimes the dazzling array of ingredients even steals the limelight of the main course and becomes the favorite of gourmets. The "Asian ginseng sauce" mixed with onion, red pepper and fish and shrimp sauce and seasoned with lime juice can best stimulate the delicious barbecue food and fried fish. Sauce seasoned with pepper and rich curry is the best supporting role of Malay snack "Satay kebabs". If you can dip a little peanut butter in front of the entrance, it will taste fragrant and spicy. Throughout the world famous dishes, Malaysian cuisine can be said to be the perfect combination of spices and fruits and vegetables. Bak-gu-cha is the most popular snack in Malaysia, and it tastes a little medicinal. This is fermented with shrimp, and then boiled with tea bags filled with spices such as pepper, star anise, angelica, tea and pepper. After cooking, add garlic, drink soup, and soak red pepper in a small dish of sauce, which is delicious and nutritious. Lemon fish is steamed with fresh bass, topped with lemon juice, coriander stalks, garlic, pepper and so on. It tastes sour, sweet and spicy, which is very special. People who like Chili peppers can order more and more, an Indonesian Malay vegetable salad. Mix cucumber, cabbage, dried bean curd, bean sprouts and eggs together, add peanut coconut milk sauce and a little fried shrimp, and eat cold dishes, which is refreshing and delicious. Shrimp with cereal is a must-have snack for Southeast Asian tourists. Stir-fried cereal with shredded eggs, and then add curry leaves, which has a strong Malay flavor, because Malays like curry leaves best. Speaking of food culture, real Malaysian cuisine has another artistic conception. I once saw a Malaysian dish called "Heart", which was marked: "There are many things in the heart, and there are many things in the heart, all of which are squid's worries". Isn't it interesting? But when it comes to spicy Malay cuisine, shrimp noodles are the first choice. With delicious shrimp juice as the soup base and oil noodles, the fresh shrimp is full of sweetness. Add fresh orange spicy oil and shrimp oil, and garnish with shredded chicken, broken eggs and bean sprouts, and the delicious shrimp noodles will float ... >>

Question 2: What color do Malays like? Most Malays and Indians are blue.

China people are flowing colors.

However, we still have to figure out the goal, everyone's preferences are different!

Question 3: What are the living habits of Malaysians? What do you like or taboo? 1. Living habits of Malaysians

Malaysia wears all kinds of headdresses, both for men and women. On the way to the * * * temple in the village or the city, you often see a man wearing a conical velvet hat, which shows that he is a disciple of * * *. Those who go to Mecca to celebrate the Holy Day and get the title of "Haji" all wear a white hat called Kodaya. The Malay word "Tonkro" refers to the headscarf used by women, and it is also an indispensable headdress when performing traditional arts or sports activities. Its style can be changed according to my preference. The bronze statue of the King of Malaysia is the most famous Malay headdress. It is a symbol of the status of the king, and others are not allowed to imitate it at will. The king's headscarf is even named "Forever Memory", which is said to have been used by the Sultan of Sembilan. The headscarves of sultans, their heirs, ministers and ministers are generally yellow and white to represent nobility, and the headscarves are wrapped in a specific way, and ordinary people are not allowed to imitate them (except on the stage).

When Malaysians meet, they rub their palms together, then put them together and touch their hearts to show their greetings. No one can touch the Malay's head and back. Malays think the left hand is not clean. When eating, put your right hand and five fingers together to grasp the rice, and put the rice in your mouth with your thumb. For women, you can't reach out and ask for a handshake first, and you can't just point at people.

The long-sleeved coat made of batik cloth is Malaysia's "national costume". Men usually wear collarless long-sleeved shirts and go down to the sand cage. Men can't show their arms and legs in public. Women are used to wearing long-sleeved clothes.

Second, the life taboos of Malaysians

* * * Religion has a decisive influence in Malaysia. Although Malaysia is a Southeast Asian country, it is an out-and-out country. The teachings of * * * have the force of law in Malaysia and are strictly observed by the people. In daily life, the role of this religion is almost everywhere. For example, despite the deep influence of western culture and the hot climate all year round, Malaysians usually attach great importance to strict dress and decent clothes. In public, it is absolutely not allowed to go out of line.

In Malaysia, people still pay attention to giving and receiving. Men and women are not allowed to have physical contact in social situations. Even if couples or lovers cross their arms, walk arm in arm, or hug and kiss in public, it is forbidden. When you come into contact with Malays, don't touch their sacred heads and shoulders; Don't put your legs up in front, show your feet, or move things with your feet, because they think your feet are the lowest in the human body; Don't make a fist with one hand and hit the other half-held hand, which is very obscene for Malaysians; When talking with Malaysians, don't put your hands on your hips, or you may fly into a rage; Don't yawn in public. When you have to yawn, be sure to cover your mouth with your hand, otherwise it is disrespectful to others.

Question 4: What kind of pure light blue do Malaysians generally like?

Also known as pink blue or light blue, it is a kind of blue and a well-known light color between blue and cyan; It is a broad color, and the vast scenery of the sky and the sea is blue;

Blue is the symbol of eternity;

Pure blue shows a kind of beauty, gentleness, reason, peace and cleanliness.

Question 5: What China specialties do Malaysians like varies from person to person. Generally, you can bring some China tea or your local specialty bracelet. Courtesy is light and affection is heavy.

Question 6: What should I pay attention to when talking to Malaysians? (1) Special meeting ceremony of communication etiquette: The meeting ceremony of Malays is very unique. They rubbed their palms together, then put them together and touched their hearts to greet each other.

In Malaysia, it is considered impolite to ask a lady to shake hands first. Don't point your index finger at others casually.

Malays taboo touching their heads, thinking that touching their heads is an infringement and insult to people. No one but teachers and religious people can touch the back of Malays at will. If someone touches your back, it will mean bad luck. Never use your left hand when communicating;

When dealing with Malays in Malaysia, we should respect their customs, otherwise it will be regarded as impolite to them. Never use your left hand when shaking hands, greeting or giving gifts to Malays, because Malays think it is the dirtiest. Touching them with your left hand is disrespectful, just like an insult. In Kuala Lumpur, except toilet paper, all public toilets must have water pipes and hoses on the taps, which are specially used by Malays to wash * * *. It seems that Malays never use toilet paper after defecation, but wash it with their left hand and tap water. That's why they think their left hand is the dirtiest. Don't ask guests to give gifts;

Malays are very hospitable, usually with cakes, tea, coffee and ice water. Guests must eat a little to show their host's enthusiasm and kindness. If the guest doesn't eat or drink, the host will think it is disrespectful to him or her. Malaysians don't ask guests to give gifts. If they give their host some daily food, such as coconuts, betel nuts, bananas, cakes, biscuits and sweets, as a gesture of friendship, the host will happily accept it. (2) Customs and Taboos Malays are a warm, humble, generous and humble people. When you are a guest in a Malay family, you should pay attention to behave appropriately and respect your elders. If both parties are * * *, the guest mainly uses * * * to teach a specific greeting to say hello. Unless permitted by the host, guests must take off their shoes at the door or stairs before entering the room. After entering the room, the host and guests should greet each other and shake hands. When shaking hands, just touch your hand and then put your hand on your forehead to show your sincerity. When you find other guests in the room, when you want to pass by them, you must bow your head slightly, say sorry, please forgive, and then go to your place. You can't cross your legs when sitting in a chair, especially in front of old people. Women should put their feet together and behave more gracefully. If you sit on the floor, it is best for men to sit cross-legged, while women should kneel and not straighten their legs. The host takes out drinks and snacks to entertain the guests, but if the guests refuse, the host will be unhappy. When guests leave, they should leave their host, who usually sends them out. It is not welcome to call home at dusk, because everyone should pray at this time, and the evening visit should usually be after 8: 30. Malays are used to eating with their hands, so they must wash their hands before eating. You must use your right hand when eating, otherwise it will be considered impolite. If you have to eat with your left hand or take tableware, you should apologize to others first. Generally, when you eat, you don't sit in a chair, but you put the food on the mat and sit around to eat. Men sit cross-legged, women kneel and lean slightly to the right. Older women can sit cross-legged like men. * * * Teach believers to abstain from alcohol. Generally, wine is not used to entertain guests, and drinks are mostly hot tea, boiled water or coconut juice. Malays also have the habit of chewing betel nuts. When a guest visits, the host, in addition to warmly greeting, is the first courtesy to show hospitality and sincerity to the guest, that is, holding a betel nut plate and asking the guest to chew betel nuts. There are many differences between Malaysian customs and China customs, so we must pay attention to avoid inadvertently committing taboos, causing rudeness, or causing misunderstandings and unnecessary disputes. The main difference is that Malays think that their left hand is not clean, so they must use their right hand when shaking hands. Usually, when handing things, you must also use your right hand instead of your left. It is impolite to use your left hand. When you have to use your left hand, you must say: I'm sorry. Don't reach out and ask for a handshake first. The head is considered a sacred part. When you approach a child, don't touch his head, otherwise it will cause unhappiness.

When dining with Christians, don't persuade them to drink and avoid ordering dishes made of pork.

Malays don't like being asked their age. It is considered impolite to ask your age.

Polygamy is not prohibited in Malaysia, so don't gossip about other people's family affairs.

You can't directly address your elders &; ......& gt& gt

Question 7: 1, an important living habit of Malaysians is popular because it is a religion of * * *. . So many * * * rules must be followed. . You don't need to bring winter clothes to Malaysia all year round. . Because in the summer of 2008. . So, you should bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent. . There are three official languages: Malay, English and Chinese. . Malay is the national language. . Most native Malay Chinese come from Guangdong and Fujian provinces. . So they can also speak Cantonese, Min dialect, Chaozhou dialect, Hakka dialect, Shantou dialect and so on. . 4 Malay local women should wear headscarves. . Have their own national costumes. . The skin is slightly darker than that of China people. . But Malays are whiter than Indians. .

Question 8: What do Malaysians like to do? This question is difficult to answer, because everyone has his own hobbies. It's like asking China people what they like. You can't answer it yourself! If I had to answer, I would answer "money" that people all over the world like.

Question 9: What kind of small gifts do Malaysians like? Received key chains, fans, USB flash drives, folders, plush dolls, flashlights, photo frames, mugs, bookmarks, environmental protection bags, ballpoint pens and so on. However, some Cantonese people don't like clocks, because "sending clocks" and "sending the end" are homophonic.

Also, if you are a local Malay, you should avoid giving things related to pigs and dogs, because they are * * *, even those products made of pig skin or pig hair.

That's about it.

Question 10: What kind of jewelry do Malaysians like? 100 cent gold