Malaysian immigration debate

I am Chinese in Malaysia. If the landlord thinks that all Malays will defend Malaysia, then I tell you that there are not many Malays who can speak Chinese, and they may not be able to write 233.

We China people like Malaysia because it is our home and our land, and we will not hate Malaysia because we are discriminated against by some biased people.

I want to say that not all Malays hate Chinese. In our novels by China, people of all ethnic groups live in harmony.

Many people think that we should come out when we are oppressed, but what we want to say is that we stay not because we are weak, but because we want to make a little effort to create a multi-ethnic and harmonious society in the future. This spirit of fools moving mountains is even bitter, but we are willing.

I can't tell you why I will continue to be a Malaysian in my next life, but I can't tell you why I like Malaysia so much.

The first prime minister in history was originally Chinese, but it was really hateful to become a Malay. At that time, China people rebelled and were killed. You know, in the end, it was Malay compatriots who held hands and firmly protected our Chinese ancestors!

Landlord, you can't generalize, or in fact, these are all politicians' problems. We in China will resist and fight for ourselves. We are children who are not loved by our parents, but no matter how much we complain about our parents, we will not deny it. Landlord, can you really understand our feelings? If you want to write a book, you can't generalize.

Actually, I don't quite agree with your suggestion. China is also a multi-ethnic country, so are we, but the difference between the two countries lies in the political differences. We exist to change political partiality, not to demand our independence. Isn't this the fulfillment of their rejection of others' hearts?

We are multi-ethnic. We contact our compatriots of different races every day. You can eat Indian food for breakfast, Chinese food for lunch and malaysian cuisine for dinner, and you can meet compatriots of different races every day. Everyone is harmonious and warm, like a family.

I admit that political partiality leads to the ideological deviation of a new generation of children. It's not the children's fault, but the eccentric politicians. Therefore, for the sake of future children and the next generation, we must choose to face, not escape.

Although this is a long building, I still want to express my thoughts. Landlord, what do you say?