CULTURE SHOCK IN MALAYSIA! Mainland Chinese Perspective on Chinese Malaysian

[@deonnicholaslee]

As a Malaysian Chinese working in Shanghai, I was experiencing culture shock. I think as Malaysian, we are fusion in between chinese culture, western culture + religion. We are whole new culture by itself.

[@SellyGouw]

Hey, thanks for sharing! Do you mind if I interview you regarding this?😊 please DM to @sellygouw if you’re keen to collaborate with me! Thank you so much in advance 🙏

[@idontcareaboutnothing2297]

betul tu kawan saya cina pergi ke china pun tak selesa, seminggu rasa macam setahun rindu juga malaysia, makanan lah yg utama 😂 bahasa mandarin pun sama tapi berbeza sikit. indian malaysia pun sama, bersyukur lahir di malaysia dari di india yg kondisi agak teruk

[@human-wd8pg]

Malaysia is a MAJORITY MUSLIM COUNTRY ☪️☪️ . Chinese and Indian Not a majority in Malaysia

[@human-wd8pg]

@@babelbrain Malaysia is MAJORITY MUSLIM COUNTRY ☪️ ...right ? What a majority / biggest ethnic groups in Malaysia ??

[@zeiitgeist]

@@babelbrain Careful with the larpers here... really different family, different experience. When they spoke of 初一 and such, those are just frankly Cantonese pronunciations, and most are just Southern Chinese customs... Bai Tian Gong, is specifically Hokkien, and eating dumplings is really a Northern Chinese custom on specific days...

[@Ruriko.Y]

About the getting a sermon for leaving food behind, we actually had a TV ad about how a grain of rice equals to a drop of a farmer's sweat. Meaning, we should always appreciate the effort and hard work of the farmers to bring food to our table, because it's not easy. Also, as a Muslim majority country, the Malaysian Muslims are taught not to be wasteful, especially with food and other resources.

[@RserBot2]

I beg to differ, Malaysian Muslim is exactly the group that waste the most food (buffets/food courts). You can always see then casually leaving behind so much food

[@nsaffini1975]

@@RserBot2 Depends on the individu

[@grouchypatch9185]

It's in every culture in Malaysia, not just one race group. The problem is as the country has prospered, people have forgotten the hardships their older generations had gone through to eke out a living and to survive from hand to mouth. So the feeling of being blessed is disappearing.

[@kenkusagami]

Aku pun orang cina malaysia ,tapi cakap mandarin saja boleh ,nak tulis baca tu ,melayu and inggeris paling fasih.

[@SellyGouw]

Banyak kawan saya dari Malaysia juga begini😊 but they generally still can understand at least😁 if not will be called a banana🥹🤣

[@Fillox827]

Nasib bukan banana bang..haha

[@rollinghippo2940]

Jangan pale bana sudah la

[@tiptoppedia]

@@SellyGouw hahaha pishang

[@hijo5093]

okay lah tu, sekurang-kurangnya kamu boleh cakap mandarin untuk Bahasa kaum, Dan Bahasa melayu sebagai orang Malaysia. Jangan jadi macam sesetengah orang, Bahasa kaum sendiri tak reti, Bahasa rasmi pon lagi tak reti (bukan cina dan India je, melayu pon ramai ada masalah ni)

[@nutzhazel]

Belajar sesuatu yang menarik dari topik ini. Sebagai seorang yang berbangsa Melayu dari Malaysia yang hidup dikejiranan berbilang kaum, ingin tahu juga apa perbezaan diantara bangsa Cina dinegara2 lain berbanding dengan dari negara China (dan juga tentang kaum2 yg lain di Nusantara). Good and amazing interview, gonna check out the first part now! 👍

[@SellyGouw]

🥰🙏

[@tenga3tango]

Demi cultural exchange ( perkongsian kebudayaan)

[@johndoe09]

Where your buymuslimfirst?

[@aizadroger6357]

@@johndoe09 Malaysia first ....make Malaysia great again..

[@nutzhazel]

@@johndoe09 Yeah I buy my food from Muslim vendors and market, and online shopping for material stuff from China. U got a problem with that?

[@calvyncraven1141]

We Chinese diaspora is more open minded than mainlanders is not because we were colonized by the British but our country opened up immediately after Independence in 1957. But China only open up in the 80s. We are one generation more modern than the mainlanders.

[@huoye5393]

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[@naylialiah5329]

Kat malaysia, bila masa raya, mesti wajib balik raya. Kalau x balik tu, cikgu/ boss/semua orang tanya kenapa tak balik raya? Sbb tu kot perayaan (tak kisah lah raya bangsa apa sekali pun) amat dititikberatkan dan nilai kekeluargaan juga. Best weii dapat banyak cuti hahahha

[@SellyGouw]

Dapat banyak cuti memang best ya🥰🥰🥰

[@blackwolf2085]

@@SellyGouw Hi do you be maybe in Poland ?

[@nasrullahilham4171]

Diinformasikan Pun juga seperti itu bro tapi tergantung uang juga sih kalau punya uang ya balik kampung tapi kalau enggak ada uang ya enggak balik kampung tapi tetap dapat cuti hari raya itu dan diindonesia susah bro kalau mau balik kampung soalnya diindonesia banyak orang nya beda sama Malaysia jadi diindonesia lebih sulit mau balik kampung lewat pesawat,kapal, kereta api,mobil,motor tetap aja susah Karna disini ramai sekali orang nya

[@naylialiah5329]

@@nasrullahilham4171 ooooo maybe kerajaan indonesia boleh subsidikan beberapa perkara bagi memudahkan rakyat balik kampung. kalau kat malaysia, biasanya perayaan besar, kerajaan akan bagi tol percuma dan flight ticket dimurahkan. harga ayam daging untuk lauk raya juga akan diperiksa dan dikawal macam raya puasa baru baru ni. tapi sebenarnya raya di mana mana pun, boleh jugak. asal dapat cutinya ahhaha 😆

[@omayeanwar7826]

Unik nya malaysia seperti berada di 3 negara yg berbeda ...

[@sky_lion9340]

Benar sangat

[@sayaorangkaya221]

sama kaya singapura tapi inet gak peduli saja😂

[@yooneunhyesarang9245]

You know what? Traditional is the way to go. Moral collapse nowdays because of westernization. Although chinese Malaysian is free do what they want to do in terms of lifestyle, Malaysian overall is still valuing traditional way of life. No one forcing to adapt others. Chiese cultures are ingrained for almost 5 thousand years with Nusantara. We adapt. We survive. Hopefully you mainland chinese don't ditch traditional chinese way.

[@hairitajudin4208]

Liar..... Bangsa bermuka2 cina satunya bangsa yang menterbalikkan jalur gemilang ketika orang cina dapat peluang ketika Pakatan Harapan memerintah.. So liar dan buruk

[@Sarah-yg8kt]

5k years?

[@askarsepoi]

That's something special about Malaysia. No matter where your family or races came from, everyone freely practices their own cultures. Simply because we appreciate each others and that's what we call Malaysia Truly Asia. But somehow for certain cultures, we always been cursed as steal other countries cultures. In fact some of it maybe only known and practiced among certain peoples which inherited from their own family or races cultures, meanwhile other Malaysians maybe never heard about it. As we can understood from this vlog, some cultures been freely and deeply practiced compared to where in came from. Actually its not something new, its even practiced during Malacca Sultanate era hundreds year ago. Hopefully the new generation will always keep appreciates and respect each other cultures.

[@manusiaklon2164]

Steal? Don't mind them that hate us about it. Pizza asal dari Italy. Tapi bila us mengambil pizza sebagai makanan harian yg popular di sana, adakah Italy marah2? Italy sikit pun tak kisah walaupun itu asalnya makanan mereka. Begitulah juga bole disamakan dgn budaya dan makanan tradisi yg kita kongsi dgn negara seberang

[@askarsepoi]

@@manusiaklon2164 in fact the most popular coffee shop originally they learn from Italy also. But Italy got no problem at all about it..

[@kamalabrahman6925]

Have you heard people said we steal a culture. Can you believe it? Let just make an example even though not happen just give example, the Chinese people in Malaysia celebrating Chinese New Year here in Malaysia, then the Chinese from Mainland said that Chinese here stole their culture. Can you believe that. It is crazy but what to say to those who are not thinking straight.

[@mattongbp]

Simply because we appreciate each others and that's what we call Malaysia Truly Asia.

[@TommyLie]

Selly says "we only have 1 day holiday Chinese New Year" not all in Indonesia like that, because Selly live in jakarta or in Java, the tradition is not strong anymore, but when in province bangka, kalimantan barat, especially in singkawang or pontianak, the tradition still strong till right now, btw I'm from pontianak, so that's why i know, so thats my Perspective, 😁

[@SellyGouw]

I see, new info for me🥰 thanks for sharing

[@TommyLie]

@@SellyGouw it depends when i in highschool (private school) i got 7 days of holidays, the holidays start at cny eve, When i in primary school (public schools) it depends again because it's different, i got 3 days, because more Chindo people live in kalimantan barat than in java, thats my opinions

[@wongjowo7388]

Sebenarnya chindo dijawa itu banyak banget di setiap kota2 kecil, tetapi ga kelihatan dan tidak mau mengaku ? Selama ini perkiraan orang kebanyakan chindo sebagian besar tempat tinggalnya di kota besar...,saya dari Jawa tengah , tetangganya pak kwik kian Gie(eks. Menko ekuin ),saya sering mengamati kota2 disekitar tempat tinggal saya, mulai dari kota Semarang , Kudus, Pati, rembang/Lasem ,Tuban sampai Surabaya, banyak kok chindonya... Walaupun saya hidup di desa/ kampung tetapi dikeluarga besar kami ada yang Chinese...

[@planetmarsvodka5127]

Fuiyooo , pontianak 😈😈tu hisap darah 😂😂 banyak bahaya. Anyway , I'm from Malaysia 😂😂

[@raynondfauzan5265]

Saya dibangka iya kuat kok still strong, disini dibangka masyarakat nya kayak sodara semua mau keturunan cina atau bukan

[@knock-knockwhosthere9933]

Both of your English quite smooth and sounds natural. Could easily blend in with Msia and Sgpore Chinese.

[@SellyGouw]

Hahaha I’ll take it as a compliment so thank u🙏

[@bbyingji]

At 4:32 she says 拜天公 meaning praying to the Sky Deity. As far as I know it's a custom that Hokkien people follow. Not sure about others but as Teochew we don't pray to the Sky Deity on the sixth day

[@izounokuda5461]

Yes. Only Hokkie people will do kaboom kaboom on that specific day. Burn a lot of papers and lots of fireworks. ..so much more than Even of CNY

[@rudyng3469]

It's the eve of the 9th day the Hokkein pray to the Sky Deities.

[@kaksoispistev5403]

Yes, and it's actually still celebrated in Fujian province iirc

[@SellyGouw]

Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJDFh36anMqcqLc Guys, sorry kalau ada kata mandarin yg salah ya🙏 boleh dikoreksi jika kalian bisa mandarin😊 terimakasih - Guys, sorry if there are any chinese words that are incorrect🙏 if you understand Mandarin, feel free to correct me. Thank you

[@wiwitmujiyati8466]

chor ? kayaknya lebih tepat chu er, hari kedua di hari lebaran China yg biasa hari itu para anak perempuan yg sudah menikah pulang ke rumah orang tua, hui niang cia 回娘家

[@amoishasha6335]

belom bisa nonton

[@rottenrafflesia]

It probably is just a matter of circumstances that she met Chinese Malaysians who can’t read Mandarin well. Most of us can read Mandarin really well and for most of the younger generations, Mandarin is our native and most fluent language. The word she was saying was 华校 (Chinese schools) not 话校。 If they can’t read chinese well, it is possible they didn’t attend 华小 (Chinese primary school). Most do attend it. Cantonese is very strong in KL and Selangor so you can still hear a lot of Cantonese speaking children. But the dialects are struggling to survive i. malaysia in general because of rapid Mandarinisation.

[@zarizinur1922]

When a chinese say they from a small city...they mean only a few millions people

[@nutzhazel]

Lol I had to laugh at this 😂

[@gattlinggun9881]

R!GHT!!!

[@Jeremy-lq4ii]

True, Malaysian Chinese and Indonesian Chinese are more similar especially among the English/Malay educated group that because we don't really consider ourselves as pure Chinese, we are simply just Malaysians or Indonesian and we love our country. In terms of relation to China, we are more to olden days China kinda Chinese, our culture and customs such as praying to Tian Gong are passed down from our grandparents whom mostly come from the small village in China, none of us are descendant from Beijing or Shanghai. I think China went through a great revolution during the Mao era which shaped todays modern China.

[@Sarah-yg8kt]

But indonesian Chinese speaks bahasa in their daily life.

[@Jeremy-lq4ii]

@@Sarah-yg8kt True, that's the government of Indonesia decree of assimilation to the ethnic Chinese but most Indonesian Chinese still speak their native tongue casually like Hokkien, Hakka and Mandarin in private. I do have a lot of them friends, we communicate in English though cause my Chinese not really that good. Thats why I said English/Malay education Malaysian Chinese and Indonesian Chinese are more similar compared to Malaysian Chinese who received Chinese education. By the way I think Chinese educated Malaysian are more similar to Taiwanese.

[@izounokuda5461]

@@Jeremy-lq4ii You got that right. Those with English/ Malay education are more Malaysian-ised. Those who attended Chinese schools are more patriotic and nationalistic about their China roots in terms of culture, thinking, mindset and assimilation with other Malaysians. They have left China for so long, even from generations ago, yet China haven't left them.

[@Jeremy-lq4ii]

@@izounokuda5461 Exactly, China is where our great grandparents/grandparents came from, we the new generation are born and raised as Malaysian who carries the memories of our ancestors and their culture. When we visit China one day, we will always be just a traveler from another country.

[@jennylim7637]

Not pure chinese? Sorry I disagree with you. We chinese came from China in third-four-five generations settle in Malaysia and if not mix with other races by marriage then we are PURE CHINESE (Han Chinese). This refers to same DNA of Han Chinese with China chinese. Thai and Indo Chinese have lost its identity thru marriage with other races therefore cannot be called as pure chinese because their DNAs have been changed (lost 100% originality).

[@joesoo]

as a Malaysian, most chinese malaysian ancestors come from guangdong and fujian, and a little from fuzhou and other areas, so the main language apart from Bahasa (National Language) most can understand hokkien , cantonese. For bai tian gong, it is hokkien people thing here, so like guangdong people dont celebrate it hence, only a handful does. As CNY holiday, actually most companies only take 2-3 days off but local chinese companies will take longer up to chu 10,15. But generally is only 2-3 days.

[@billlee6]

Chinese Malaysians maintained more of the Chinese traditions better than Mainland China and any other Asian country with a significant Chinese population. The different histories among them caused this.

[@w_k773]

Because communism destroys the real chinese culture during cultural revolution led by Mao and kills millions of their own people

[@serbaserbi6004]

I think china is diverse in every city. Like shanghai or beijing ppl maybe their mindset more modern than another small city in china

[@SellyGouw]

Yes, definitely😁

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

Agreed. It is a very big country with a lot of people, after all.

[@mashi4525]

Malaysians, no matter the ethnic. We all love celebration.

[@fernsugi]

We chinese malaysian are our own race

[@beyourself.oneofakind]

Hi from Chinese Malaysian😂so true but my parents teach me not to waste food must finish all the foods , dont be like other ignorance ppl who always leftover food thinking they are rich😂

[@masabbas6826]

Obrolan yang menarik tambah wawasan,

[@SellyGouw]

Yayy🥰

[@badrulhisham3963]

Sama juga dengan tradisi orang Melayu, setiap apa yang kita makan, kita kena habiskan makanan itu .

[@RserBot2]

Buffet dan food court banyak makanan yang dibazirkan.. juga dari orang Melayu tu..

[@bowerymallow8709]

@@RserBot2 seen a lot of your comments about this matter. Just because a big corporation did it as their main feature (hotels, catering, food courts etc) doesn't mean it's a norm for the masses. You clearly only mentioned Malays outdoor eating habit on every other comment reply so I guess there is some misogyny there somewhere in you but you failed to mention the abundance of food wastage from mamak, kopitiam, non-halal seafood restaurants, bars and etc.

[@akmalchezamani4274]

@@RserBot2 ada masalah dengan melayu ke??

[@blackknightshark7732]

At least I have learned something from both of you guys. About cultures and everything from both side plus about Malaysian Chinese themselves. Good sharing Selly..👌😀 Perbezaan ketaranya mungkin berpunca daripada kedua kaum Cina di Malaysia dan Tionghua di Indonesia dikelilingi oleh berbilang kaum yg majoritinya berbangsa atau suku lain2, jadi dari situ..banyak berpengaruh ke dalam kehidupan dan budaya masing2 berbanding dgn kaum Cina yg di Tanah Besar yg menyebar secara majoriti yg sangat besar.

[@waraqahnaufal2952]

because of media restrictions in communist china, their exposure to outside world are limited compare to indonesian/malaysian chinese.

[@billlee6]

Ada betulnya. Tapi juga kerana Asia Tenggara adalah koloni-koloni Eropa, sehingga lebih terbuka sejak dulu.

[@Sam-yj6br]

there's an issue about Yee Sang that Malaysian & Singapore chinese were argue to claim. Haha Selly u can make a content of interview about Chindian it must be interesting.

[@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186]

The chindian experience of people asking them to solat cause they look malay. I should know, i accidentally asked that question

[@Sam-yj6br]

@@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186 hahaha sama incident! My school teacher ask one of em. " why u here didn't pergi baca yasin?". He replied "aaaa saya bukan melayu". Teacher " aaa ok"

[@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186]

@@Sam-yj6br her name is rita kot.. of course ingat melayu.. beria aku minta maaf weh

[@Sam-yj6br]

@@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186 malaysia ni dah bnyk campur. my friend chinyu. cina+melayu. collage senior. boleh lak dia buat lawak cakap " cina kawin india anak milo ". dia pun mix xsedar. melayu kawin cina anak ape pulak. teh tarik??? hahaha

[@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186]

@@Sam-yj6br chinyu?? First gime dengar.. selalu dengar malaychin.. mesti member tu kaya time CNY and raya...

[@asrie1234]

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[@laikokhua946]

Culture pasti Beda,,Shandong kan Northern China,,, overseas Chinese kan dari Southern CHINA,,,闽南

[@SellyGouw]

Betul😊 lumayan menarik jadinya

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

Benar banget.

[@纪思豪]

Orang Shandong kebanyakan gak kuat makan pedas. Istri saya asli orang Shandong, tepatnya dari kota Qingdao. Udah tinggal di Medan sejak nikah 16 tahun yang lalu. Tapi sampe sekarang tetap gak terbiasa makan pedas. Setiap makan nasi padang, cuma pake nasi putih sama ayam goreng doank. Hahaha

[@leealex24]

I think this "open mindedness" mainly in KL/Klang Valley and Penang. Klang Valley is now between east and west. Cantonese is the lingua franca chinese dialect in KL/Klang Valley btw.

[@Ruriko.Y]

why do I feel that there are less and less chinese speaking cantonese in KL? when I was in primary, I hear cantonese everywhere I go. now, the younger generations speak more mandarin I feel. when I was in uni too, I hear a lot of mandarin, not so much cantonese, and hokkien was like so alien. and this was back in 2006.

[@leealex24]

@@Ruriko.Y Yes, I agree with you. I think it could be many people from other states coming to KL/Klang Valley. I will always speak cantonese (I mean if Chinese dialect) in KL/Klang Valley. Many HKers are in KL/Klang Valley too so, they contribute to that Cantonese speakers now.

[@rollinghippo2940]

Open minded my ass, i believe kelantan is more open minded since everyone speak the same language there

[@leealex24]

Dude, you can move to Kelantan yeah

[@rollinghippo2940]

@@leealex24 see, u showed urself with ur reply, u don't call people that cannot accept facts open minded

[@justme-zg9fl]

Menarik cerita nya..😘

[@dzulmusa]

I think just for few people especially for Chinese Malaysian. But for Malay, still use traditional way.

[@planetmarsvodka5127]

Just subscribed your channel...greeting from Malaysia😂😂😂

[@SellyGouw]

Hi! Thank u🥰🙏

[@planetmarsvodka5127]

@@SellyGouw Sama sama 👽😂😂👽🍺🍻🍹🍷

[@mynahbird20000]

lol! of course people from China are different from overseas chinese.Even chinese from different parts of China are different from one another! Northernets for eg are different from Southerners !

[@leys363]

I think the Chinese in Indonesia are better when they speak in Indonesian..compared to the Chinese in Malaysia who are less fluent in Malay Malaysia..the Chinese in Malaysia prefer to speak Mandarin and English than Malay..there is a clear difference between Chinese in indonesia and chinese in malaysia ...

[@cocaineminor4420]

And for the Chinese in Singapore they speak English cus they live in multiculturalism.

[@tocikcavarella]

Secara keseluruhan Cina Malaysia dengan Tionghoa Indonesia dalam berbudaya memang tidak jauh berbeda.... Hanya dari segi Nasionalis atau Cinta Tanah Air Tionghoa Indonesia lebih besar dari pada Cina Malaysia, itu yang sangat jauh berbeda.... Ini bukan hanya untuk saya saja, akan tetapi juga untuk semua Rakyat Indonesia, darimana Asal kalian, RAS apa, Keturunan apa, Suku apa, Logat apa yang kalian pakai..... Kita tetap satu dan disatukan dengan apa yang dinamakan INDONESIA ~Kita Adalah Indonesia ~

[@s.k.y9269]

Mindset Indonesia hmmm...

[@one97three]

Unity in diversity - Malaysia

[@f.s.firdaus8106]

@@one97three you mean submission in diversity?

[@s.k.y9269]

@@one97three Betol 👍 Maju setapak 😄

[@piridoksina]

@@s.k.y9269 Yes, setuju mindset Indonesia, agak terkebelakang..hmmmm.. Sebenarnya kaum Cina di Malaysia juga mempunyai rasa cintakan negara dan Tanah Air terhadap Malaysia yang sangat tinggi mungkin melebihi Cina Indonesia pada satu² ketika dan keadaan. Namun, apa yang hanya orang Indonesia nampak adalah apabila orang Cina Malaysia mampu bertutur dengan baik fasih bahasa Mandarin atau dielek² Cina yang lain, terus membuat kesimpulan kaum Cina Malaysia sepertinya tidak nasionalisme terhadap Malaysia, itu silap! Mereka kaum Cina Malaysia mampu berbahasa Cina kerana mereka diberikan ruang belajar bahasa tersebut di Malaysia. Tetapi di Indonesia ia tidak dibenarkan. Antara kemungkinan lain, yang orang Indonesia selalu ada 'mindset' Kaum Cina Malaysia tidak patriotik adalah kerana mereka kelihatan seperti tidak fasih atau lancar berbahasa kebangsaan, iaitu Bahasa Melayu. Hal ini memang ada terjadi, kerana kebolehan mereka berbahasa mandarin atau lain² dielek Cina. Namun perlu ditegaskan di sini, mana² kaum Cina Malaysia yang belajar di sekolah² Malaysia dibawah kelolaan Kerajaan Malaysia, sudah pasti mereka faham, tahu dan boleh bercakap Bahasa Melayu! Tidak boleh dinafikan ini. Dari segi kefasihan dan kelancaran berbicara itu, berbalik kepada persekitaran mereka. Kaum Cina di Pantai Timur Semenanjung Malaysia, Terengganu dan Kelantan, juga kaum Cina Malaysia di Utara Semenanjung Malaysia sangat fasih berbahasa Melayu bahkan menguasai dielek ² bahasa Melayu tempatan!

[@busloxwcko7randy]

Selly, do you like Hokkien Mee, Laksa or Hainanese Chicken Rice? The best Chinese food in Singapore and Malaysia. Chicken rice is my favourite national dish in my country, and would sometimes eat it on my National Day especially on 9 August! 🇸🇬🎉🎂 🎶SEE THIS ISLAND, EVERY GRAIN OF SAND, HEAR THIS ANTHEM, ITS A VOICES OF OUR FRIENDS, COME WHATEVER ON THE ROAD AHEAD, WE DID IT BEFORE, AND WE'LL DO IT AGAIN 🎶!!!!! Yum Yum! Chicken Rice! 🐔🍚🇸🇬

[@SellyGouw]

Hahahaha I do love chicken rice!

[@busloxwcko7randy]

@@SellyGouw what's your favourite Indian food?

[@cj-fx2kj]

@@busloxwcko7randy cine pendatang

[@mrlanlanpapa970]

Oo Bai tian Kong (拜天公）is on 9th day of CNY, hokkien ppl call Bai Ti Kong

[@walterhii]

Minor correction there at 10:18, it is 华小, which is Chinese language based primary school, not a dialect school.

[@SellyGouw]

Thank u so much!🙏

[@ecpliseredmi9210]

Mantap Selly 😊👍

[@SellyGouw]

Thank youuu🥰🙏

[@ecpliseredmi9210]

@@SellyGouw welcome 😊🙏

[@lowchristopher5226]

Shandong girl are the prettiest in China! We have one here!

[@yantoo607]

Di malaysia jugak menghormati peradaban budaya cina seperti Gong Xi Facai , dan India Depavali ,merry cristmass utk bulee atau beragama kristian!! Salam damai jiping

[@lynx141]

Could have done better Selly. When she said, there are many different perspectives, should have followed up with questions such as , examples of different perspectives. When you interview a person, it is important to listen and seek clarification. But nonetheless a good interview which was informative.

[@edoprastyo8836]

Semangat kak selly

[@SellyGouw]

Makasih banyak yaaa🥰🙏 seneng bgttt

[@edoprastyo8836]

@@SellyGouw sama"kak

[@eaglemexhicoault1677]

video hebat wanita cantik👍😍👍😍💓😍💓😍 salam perkenalan dari Mexico🇲🇽💓🇲🇨🇲🇾👏🌹👏🌹👏

[@rollinghippo2940]

Indian

[@bluesky842]

You again...

[@yusophashim2045]

Apa khabar Selly ,…….semoga sihat sihat aje ,…….

[@SellyGouw]

Halo, kabar baik😊 thank you & sehat selalu juga

[@yusophashim2045]

@@SellyGouw Bila nak datang Malaysia utk berjalan jalan cari makan,….

[@wanasmav]

1) China is very big in geo area, very diverse in ethnicity, very multilingual in language/ dialects, varies in culture. Man, Gan, Yue, Min, Hakka etc2 2) The unification of modern day China completed by the Kublai Khan, a mongol in the 13th century by defeating the Southern Song Dynasty & Northen Song Dynasty. 3) The Chinese Malaysian & Indonesian are from the Southern Song hence the difference with the Northerners as mentioned. 4) The emigration of Southerners to Nusantara due to hardship and prosecution from the failed Taiping rebellion lead by the Hakka in the 19th century that killed 20-70 million Chinese Han people. Lesson for future? 5) The casualties of the Taiping Rebellion almost entire population of Malaysia and 1/2 of Indonesia population today. 6) The world war is long overdue, now, aggravate by the Communist China claims of the entire Nusantara Ocean with 7 dash lines that include Borneo & Natuna Islands. Flash points in the making by the Orientalist and execute now by the Communist 7) The Natuna aka Kepulauan Tujuh are homes to the 100k Malayan people since antiquity. Distance of 100km from Riau/ KEPRI but 3000km from Hainan Island. Yet, Communist China claims as theirs? 8) The James Shoal aka Benting Pasir Patinggi Ali is 80km from Bintulu, Malaysia but 2000km from Hainan Islands, yet the Communist China claims as theirs? 9) The Nippon people pay with their life for the mistake of their Imperialist Army, the Communist China will repeat the historical mistake of the Japs due to Communist China own greed and capitalism? 10) New hard topics for you to cover, mate.

[@penguinpingu3807]

There is some errors in your comment, I have some knowledge on today geopolitics and Chinese history. That I would like to share. The first and fourth are fully correct. The third one is correct but they are just from southern China like Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, and Hainan. Not Southern Song, because Chinese people still immigrate to Malaysia and Indonesia even way after the collapse of the Song Dynasty, which is at 1279. The fifth one is correct as well but Indonesia has a higher population more than 200 thousand people live in the country today. If I take the highest estimate, that like 35% of today's Indonesia's population. The rest is half wrong or fully wrong. I won't count number 10 because there is nothing to say about it. Second one, your are wrong China was first unified during the Qin Dynasty at 221 BCE. Also, the Northern and Southern Song Dynasties are the same Dynasties. They are actually time periods. During the time of Southern Song, there is a dynasty to it's north call the Jin Dynasty before the Mongols conquered it into the Mongol Empire. The Mongol Yuan Dynasty is actually split from the Bigger Mongol Empire spanning across Eurasia. The sixth one, is like huh. For one it isn't called the 7 dash line. It's call the 9 dash line. Also, the 9 dash line doesn't encompass the entire Nusantara Ocean or the islands Borneo/Kalimantan or the Natuna Islands. The 9 dash line just encompass the South China Sea, which is a territorial waters dispute. There are islands in there, so countries will try to claim it as the sea is quite rich in resources. The Natuna Islands is just an EEZ dispute so China doesn't want the islands. China has make no claim to Borneo/Kalimantan as well only EEZ again. All are South China Sea disputes that can be adjust by diplomatic means. And Finally there is no such thing as an overdue world war. The seventh one, China didn't claim the Natuna Islands as I explain the the paragraph above this one. The ninth one, China just has territorial disputes which can be resolve diplomatically and they are not actively wanting to outright take over sovereign countries. If you have an disputes, please keep it civil.

[@wanasmav]

@@penguinpingu3807 1) Are you Communist China Agent/ Spy/ Sleeping Cell? 2) Either 7 or 9 lines doesn’t matter to Nusantara People. What matter is your absurd claims for the Nusantara Ocean that include Philipines, Vietnam, Malaysia & Indonesia. 3) Six years ago, an Arbitral Tribunal in the Hague constituted under the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention delivered a unanimous and enduring decision firmly rejecting the Communist China expansive Nusantara Ocean maritime claims as having no basis in international law. Obey law meh? 4) The Tribunal stated that the Communist China has no lawful claim to the area determined by the Arbitral Tribunal to be part of the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone and continental shelf. Diplomacy meh? 5) The mighty Ming was defeated by the small Qing, history will teach your arrogance and greedy once again since your Communist China never learn your own history lesson. History meh? 6) The past China-Vietnam war 1979 & on-going war by Russia vs Ukraine is a warning to Communist China that United World has teach you a simple lesson to learn but your arrogance and your greed will blind you into oblivion. 7) Why dont you enlighten your own people on the Great China Famine in 1875 & 1959 that killed millions of yours, No food No brain?

[@grouchypatch9185]

You were wrong on number 2. Unification of China was during the Qin period hundreds of years before the Mongolian invasion. Hence the westernised name of China.

[@grouchypatch9185]

No 6. Nine dash line was claimed by the previous Kuomintang government when they were defeated by the communist and fled to taiwan. ROC aka taiwan has not retracted from their original claim.

[@wanasmav]

@@grouchypatch9185 Dude, 1) The Geo-politics live in the present, not in the past, past is HIStory. 2) The Abbasid Caliph empire encompas entire Northern Africa to the Persian including the whole Arabs world, why so many Arabs state today? 3) Without the Mongol conquest, the China will remain like Europe today, small state with various name based on own language and ethnicity within the Mongoloid race, waging wars against each other non stop till armageddon

[@jolintsaiforever3697]

Just a minor mistake in the eng subs. 话小 should be 华小。 no worries selly

[@f.s.firdaus8106]

It's time to change your "passport", Selly 👍

[@junaidahnasir7495]

Kelebihan Chinese Malaysia ialah lebih mengamalkan budaya dan fikiran lebih terbuka.

[@chitrachannelvlog4822]

Interesting, something new

[@huda1832]

Tionghoa-Indonesia bukan lgi cina,mereka udah menjadi bagian dari NKRI.karna Tionghoa Indonesia udah membaur dengan warga lokal

[@dhikaputra5102]

Shandong city is small city? Itu gede dan bangunannya sama atau lebih dari jakarta lho wkwkk.. Tapi emang di tiongkok ada 600+ kota yang gedenya lebih dari jakarta sih.

[@jenengkuapiksaiki4582]

Rindu bahasa Rojak 😅

[@dhiniangriani]

Smngt kak vlognya

[@SellyGouw]

Thank youuu🥰

[@angkl28]

Not Chor six...is Chor Eight night for Hokien families only majority...it's chines Hokkien traditions.

[@hamidijafri]

Not surprised at all.

[@farelislamiramadhan7771]

Keren banget kak

[@MrWisegallery]

your English is very good..

[@sara.cbc92]

Happy CHINESE Lunar New Year for all Chinese around the world 🎆 It's not Korean Lunar New Year!

[@wagiyantoanto6697]

Kalao biasa di perjemah pakek bahasa Indonesia 👍 Atao bahasa Indonesia

[@uhuylalala8254]

Ada kok di cc pojok kanan atas

[@herryherry8659]

Di Indonesia, Chinese Indonesia harus ada nama Indonesianya, benarkah?

[@纪思豪]

Tidak juga. Adik saya gak ada nama Indonya.

[@herryherry8659]

@@纪思豪 itu mungkin sekarang.....

[@billlee6]

itu zaman Soeharto

[@nugie085]

Jalan2 ja dulu keliling Indonesia, nga cuma malaysia jakarta doank. Bahkan di solo ja masih banyak kok yang bisa bahasa Tionghoa, budayanya juga masih, kaya baru pencarian jati diri saja kaya orang malaysia Background gue mix tionghoa jawa jerman, kalau menangisi jadi orang Indonesia, mending nga usah jadi orang Indonesia simple kan, tinggal situ pindah nga ribet

[@mattongbp]

Question is not you love malaysia...Is should be: Is Malaysia government loving you long term resident??

[@Sarah-yg8kt]

Government =/= land/country.

[@juhasg5690]

Selly tau tak kalau nak nikah dgn org negara china kena ada 2 kunci. 1 kunci rumah dah Satu lagi kunci Mobil.. Hihi😁

[@SellyGouw]

What😂😂🤣🤣

[@bunnies7214]

Wow スゴイ kak Selly

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

What does AA stand for?

[@SellyGouw]

Go dutch😁

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

​@@SellyGouw What I meant was: What is it short for?

[@keyne]

@@MalaysianTropikfusion alcoholics anonymous

[@znsenpaitoram6479]

I think chinese mainland is healthier than western influenced country. Im east malaysian we have a lot of chinese here that married to my tribe (my tribe is one of the biggest tribe here) they speak the same sabahan melayu like me, some of them dont even care that they are chinese cause a lot of them a christian. So far i never met a girl that say she is a follower of buddha here except one of my male friend said that his father still practice buddha. Anyway girl i think you should be more feminine and modest. You can be domineering and still feminine. Feminine is the most attractive thing about chinese from mainland their culture have a lot of good moral about women... Dont speak about the hoe... Traditional is still the most healthy. Modernity especially in the west is very messed up hope their degeneracy wont reach my homeland

[@captainmee3469]

Chinese women always pretty

[@纪思豪]

Russia women more prettier

[@ms.chuisin7727]

Lol... basically your Malaysian friends group are the kepoh type. Not all Malaysian Chinese are like that. And the Day 6 of Chinese New Year traditions are more among the Hokkien Chinese people here only but most Chinese then adapt it as their own because most just like the crowd and celebration. Why it wasn't as big of a tradition in China, if I am not wrong the government was against these stuff isn't?

[@deannomilano796]

gmana jadi ngga ke hati aku..hihihihi..aku tunggu di dublin ya..

[@ecosher3684]

malay family is like you family..we muslim get freedom to do anything with partner when married..mybe modern today chinise like that,but not at all i think..

[@wanea3760]

Di mana bumi di pijak di situ langit di junjung, masuk kandang lembu mengembu masuk kandang kambing mengembik, entah jangan tanya kenapa aku letak peribahasa mungkin aku dah mengantuk 😆😆😆

[@w_k773]

It's different because we Malaysian don't live in a communism way of life

[@appi7012]

Saya nonton juga di channel Piao, dia orang china asli dan menikah dengan orang china Indonesia, beberapa perbedaan katanya, salah satunya china Indonesia lebih menjaga tradisi budaya daripada dengan china tongkok😁 Ini chanelnya, dia juga membahas perbedaan china Indonesia dan china Tiongkok siapa tau tertarik collbe kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYqanIaof7qEgKs 😁

[@纪思豪]

Karena gara2 revolusi kebudayaan di era Mao, banyak kebudayaan lokal yang diberangus. Salah satunya adalah tulisan. Makanya sekarang di Cina daratan pake huruf yang disederhanakan. Sementara Chinese overseas masih pake huruf asli.

[@billlee6]

@@纪思豪 Singapore dan Malaysia ikut pakai yang simplified sekarang.

[@tisonmarlen4246]

Orang China daratan bagian utara lebih mementingkan kemajuan dan orang China daratan bagian selatan lebih mementingkan budaya👍

[@miekidek5031]

Many Malaysian Chinese not that fluency in national language (bahasa melayu) why????

[@hades_0606]

Coz government seperate us as race such as Malay Indian Chinese... In Indonesia if u want to be part of Indonesian u need to speak indo, indo name

[@hijo5093]

I read in forum, Chinese people itself doesn't want combine school ma. they said standard tak sama, yalah Chinese school kan banyak success, national school a lot of student play only, bully here and there, not serious study and so on. and then, they doesn't want go to or send their kids to national school because they want study in fully mandarin, doesn't want moral studies and religious class at national school. some of them said it's an agenda for everyone to become Muslim 🤦 ayoo. they hate their kids have to eat at the toilet when Ramadan month also. Idk where they got the idea. all non Muslim can eat at the canteen on Ramadan lah! and if u not Muslim u doesn't have to take Islamic studies also! after finish vernacular school, some go to Chinese high school/private school without Malay language knowledge ma. even some go to national secondary school, but always friend with other Chinese only. after finish school, they go work at Chinese company and friend with Chinese only as some said "friend with Muslim cannot ajak go to minum2 and makan pork lah". so, they end up have Malaysian nationality but cannot speak national language.

[@hades_0606]

@@hijo5093 Chinese close minded ....

[@hades_0606]

@@hijo5093 my Indian classmates in pra u he said Malay can easy to to university if low point,Malay this Malay that,and in the end he also got in uni with pointer 1.7+or 2.0+ tf..... This both race really d*** af ...

[@cayennel5341]

Coz we speak more than one language..But we understand Chinese English bm regardless which language you speak.. this is really an advantage to know n fluent in few languages.. esp come to travel ..No problem to travel in the world ..

[@valensigmund1957]

In other culture, leftover are insult to the Madam of the house, it translate as her cooking are terrible. Different culture 😅

[@nonamenoname9329]

Jika dah biasa minum arak rasa malu akan hilang maruah akan tergadai dgn sendirinya

[@chandradnd8689]

Hadir kak

[@SellyGouw]

Halo🥰 thank you for watching!

[@AchievePeace]

Why chinese men don't have beard Which is true chinese country democratic taiwan ya republican china

[@calvyncraven1141]

Both mainland china and taiwan claim each other's land. Thr 1945-1949 civil war never officially ended.

[@68zaszas]

Apakhabar Selly

[@SellyGouw]

Halooo, kabar baik🥰 thank you

[@akumaafkankamu6197]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@mohamadkhairul3326]

Di Malaysia kamu memang tidak ada kawan melayu eh hehehe...

[@razmikamson5904]

China people tak berapa suka kawan dgn melayu la bang. Pada mereka org melayu sensitif sikit. Ramai juga org indonesia tak suka melayu. Tak mengapa. Kita kena biasakan tidak disukai bang.

[@IniOny]

@@razmikamson5904 maaf tapi di Indonesia juga ada suku melayu. Jadi ini specifically yang dimaksud Indo yang mana ya??

[@firstimer]

@@IniOny indo di sosmed aja

[@blackliar9581]

@@razmikamson5904 Malaysia kali. soalnya kalau melayu di indonesia juga ada sekitar 11 juta orang melayu menyebar di 5 Provinsi Bumi Melayu (Sumsel, Kalbar, Riau, Kepri, Jambi)

[@SellyGouw]

Mau aku bahas apa dengan kawan melayu?😊

[@darwinsgame6626]

Chinese Malaysian are no different than Chinese China. Both only speaking Mandarin and English.

[@dariusz501]

Chinese malaysia can also speak good malay and some are very fluent. They also can speak different local malay dialect from the states they are come from. If you talk about can't speak malay.. It is totally wrong.

[@darwinsgame6626]

@@dariusz501 no. They can't. Their BM pronunciation is really really bad as a person whose claiming themselves as a Malaysian. Even foreigners who's just living in Malaysia for works can speak fluent BM in 6 months.

[@dariusz501]

@@darwinsgame6626 fluent and can't speak is totally different meaning. Your english also not fluent, but still you can communicate with english speaker.

[@hapime8624]

language is for communication not for showing off, huh. language is most unless skill to obtain, most people who try hard to achieve it just for own purpose/benefit~ just want attract someone make own-self look nice? what the point of that? if you want, then do it.... hahahaha, seriously if you asking me why study english? my purpose only learn knowledge and skill from west and nothing else.

[@Ruriko.Y]

@@darwinsgame6626 you made a lot of grammar mistakes in your comments, and although you can write in English, can you actually speak fluently and smoothly without any mistakes? Are your English pronunciation perfect to the T? I too, is frustrated with the level of BM in some of Malaysian Chinese, but for you to say that they only speak Mandarin and English just because their bad BM pronunciation is unfair and judgmental.

[@TheJhonquest]

Im wonder are mainland chinese always 'one night stand' With thay boyfriends and live together without married... All of them...... You know not have a that anymore... Are that true.....

[@calvyncraven1141]

The country has 1.4 billion people. Am sure there are both conservative and open-minded people. Just like Malaysia. You have conservative malays and malays who work in nightclub as hostess.

[@TheJhonquest]

@@calvyncraven1141 working and married is a definitely different... Do you want to merried if you know that girl is hooker do you still want to merried her.....

[@andiyantoro9345]

Iam sorry

[@dhani134jris4]

Gk paham bhs inggris 🗿🗿 Lu Orng Indonesia apa Orng luar?! Knp gk pakai translate bhs Indonesia?? Admin kurang ramah bintang satu⭐

[@tentaralangitofficial3051]

kan ada subtitle di pojok kanan atas di situ ada subtitle bhs indonesia

[@anh9609]

Cubalah belajar bahasa inggeris. Itu ada translate Indonesia dekat 3 titik. 😑

[@tuanlam1314]

just curious... does any1 refer chinese malaysian as chinma or chinlay?

[@SellyGouw]

Nope, never heard of those terms before

[@tuanlam1314]

@@SellyGouw that makes "chindo" so interesting to me

[@zarifafiy8154]

Cina=cine . Ada perkataan tionghwa tapi amat jarang digunapakai

[@99leen44]

Nope.. in Malaysia we never say Chinlay haha we just say Chinese or Chinese Malaysia (if we want to use for differences)

[@bowlampar]

Having a culture shock in a whole new different country is expected. It takes time to adjust. 🥱