Where is Malaysia in Quanzhou?

Malaysia is to the west of southern Quanzhou.

The full name of Malaysia is the Federation of Malaysia, referred to as Malaysia, formerly known as Malaya.

Malaysia is divided into two parts by the South China Sea of China: West Malaysia on the Malay Peninsula, connected to Thailand in the north, and connected to Singapore by the Johor Strait in the south, with a new flexible embankment and a second passage; East Malaysia is located in the north of Borneo (kalimantan island), bordering Indonesia in the south, and Brunei is sandwiched between Sabah and Sarawak.

Looking back at history, Malaysia used to be an important stop for Quanzhou people to "go down to Nanyang". Most of them are forced by life, and there are few children with rich families.

In this land, they left countless stories of hard struggle.

Today, there are more than 3.6 million Fujian folks living in Malaysia, including Quanzhou people, accounting for more than half of China.

Fujian folks are considered to be the most gregarious and United, and Fujian associations are the most cohesive and centripetal force.

In Malaysia, there are also many cattle people whose ancestral home is Quanzhou.

For example, Lin Guozhang, former honorary president of Malaysian Chinese Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the board of directors of Yili Bi Sheng Group, grew up in a poor family, and moved from primary school to middle school 10 schools, all supported by donations from local Chinese.

When I was young, I worked as a porter, drove a car and worked as a salesman ... All kinds of experiences also gave Lin Guozhang first-hand market information.

Yili Bi Sheng Group, founded by him, now has business all over Malaysia, occupying more than 40% of the market in mineral water, edible oil, carton and other industries.

Another example is Fang Tianxing, president of the Chinese Great Hall in Malaysia. 46 years ago, Fang Tianxing started from scratch by selling scrap iron, and the first bucket of gold he earned mainly depended on forbearance. Later, it developed with integrity and finally grew into a Malaysian steel tycoon. In 2009, he was elected President of the Chinese Great Hall in Malaysia.

Another example is Zheng, the chairman of Malaysian Rong Feng Hardware Co., Ltd., who was poor when he was a child. He started as a temporary worker and changed a lot of jobs.

Later, I worked hard in the field of hardware and steel. After his success, Zheng actively served the overseas Chinese community for more than 30 years. He used to be the general manager, secretary-general and acting president of the Youth Federation of Fujian Association in Malaysia, and established a high prestige in Malaysian Chinese society. Everyone respects him as big brother.

Also, Liu Guotai, the founder of Galaxy Hi-Tech Group, is also from Quanzhou.

Although Galaxy Hi-Tech Group rarely appears in the domestic media, this low-key company 1997 has developed into the largest provider of tourism and theme park information systems in Malaysia and even Southeast Asia. At present, Shanghai Disneyland, Guangzhou Changlong Group, Yangzhou Slender West Lake Scenic Area and other projects use the self-service ticket purchase and ticket collection management system developed by Galaxy Hi-Tech Group.