Living habits and taboos of Malaysian immigrants

What are the living habits of Malaysian immigrants? Overseas Migration Network introduces you to the living habits and taboos of Malaysian immigrants.

Malaysia wears all kinds of headdresses, both for men and women. On the way to the village or the mosque in the city, we often see a man wearing a conical velvet hat, which shows that he is a Muslim. Then go to Mecca to live a holy life and get it? Haji? People with titles are wearing a white hat called Kodaya. Malay? Don Kolo? In other words, the headscarf used by women is also an indispensable headdress for traditional literary or sports activities, and 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 turban was even named? Memories forever? It is said that this was originally 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.

Is the long-sleeved coat made of batik cloth made in Malaysia? National costume? . Men usually wear collarless long-sleeved shirts and down? Sand cage? Men can't show their arms and legs in public. Women are used to wearing long-sleeved clothes.

The Malaysian Education Union said that Islam has a decisive influence in Malaysia. Although Malaysia is a Southeast Asian country, it is an out-and-out Islamic country. Islamic canon has the force of law in Malaysia, and people strictly abide by it. 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 expose your limbs too much.