Does Malaysia discriminate against Chinese?

China people must pay taxes to support the social welfare of witchcraft, and it is stipulated that about% employees of witchcraft must be invited. Even if Malays are sent to university, even if their grades are poor, Chinese can only go to university on their own, but the system of studying hard may prevent them from choosing the subjects they want. And bullied by international students. Buying a house is more expensive than a witch's house. If a Chinese marries a wizard of a second-class citizen, he must change his Malay Islamic name and assimilate into Islam in order to obtain privileges. Both the police and the army are Malays, and the senior important police and the army are limited to China people. If China people are driven away by discriminatory policies, the population of China will drop sharply.

In addition, the Chinese nation and nation are willing to be slaves, and MCA is also called willing to be slaves. Most of them immigrated during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China.

If it is the national character of Qin people, Han people and Tang people, how can they be willing to be slaves?

In Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties, China people had backbone, national integrity and nationality. China people in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties were stateless, decadent and enslaved.

Malays used to believe in moderate Hinduism, and Zheng He spread Islamic translations to convert "Malays and Indonesians" to Islam.

Some people think that Zheng He pretended to be a Buddhist and entered the top of the Ming Dynasty in order to gain power and facilitate missionary work.

Singapore, an China country, has tens of thousands of JDP per capita, which can be compared with advanced countries in Europe and America. There are only a few thousand in Malaysia. Do Malays still have to work when they worship God five times a day? No one invested. The modernization of Malaysia depends entirely on the Chinese. If not from China, Malaysia is still as backward as Laos. The unity of politics and religion in Malaysia.

There is something wrong with the name Malay. Chinese, Indians and Wu people are all Malays. Why is it that only the Wu nationality is called Malay, and the ethnic minorities of Malay indigenous tribes are aborigines? Others are immigrants.

Witch immigrants have called themselves indigenous since they came.

Chinese in Malaysia belong to non-indigenous identity (Non-Bumiputra), including Indian ethnic groups and so on. Malays and Malaysians are Bumiputes, including Portuguese, Indonesians, etc. , and all have the privileges of Malaysians (article 153 of the Malaysian Constitution, Malays are supreme). Chinese in Malaysia can obtain indigenous privileges through assimilation, that is, Bumiputra status, and ask for intermarriage with Malays or Malaysians, convert to Islam, and change their original names to Malay Islamic names, so that the assimilated descendants will have indigenous privileges in Malaysia. According to Malaysia's New Economic Policy (NEP), Malay: Ketuanan Melayu is a racist creed in Malaysia, which is intended to belittle the identity of non-Malays and prevent them from enjoying Malaysia's indigenous privileges. Other countries have similar hierarchical systems, and this creed has reduced the status of Chinese and other non-Malays in Malaysia to' second-class citizens'. (Note: The so-called second-class citizens are used because non-indigenous people are obviously treated unfairly. ).

Chinese in Malaysia belong to "non-indigenous" status, including Ranya people, Indians and so on. Malays and Malaysians are "Bumiputra". Portuguese and Indonesians who become Malaysian citizens have indigenous privileges in Malaysia (please see: Article 153 of the Malaysian Constitution). Chinese in Malaysia can obtain indigenous privileges through assimilation, that is, Bumiputra identity, and they need to marry Malays or Malaysian aborigines, change their beliefs (Islam), and change their original names to Malay Islamic names. After assimilation, their descendants will have indigenous privileges in Malaysia, but not many Chinese will accept assimilation. [29] Malaysia's new economic policy has lowered the status of Malaysian Chinese and other non-Malays, making them "second-class citizens". (Note: The so-called second-class citizens are used because non-indigenous people are obviously treated unfairly. )