Last words for Malaysia 🇲🇾 - Why I love it and some Q&A | EP39

[@drnorlelaariffin85]

I really love ur videos in Malaysia and remote China bcos u are so sincere, nice and a really good ambassador for China

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you so much!! Terima Kasih 🥰

[@TheWorld-of7dd]

A big thank you for giving good words on Malaysia, I hope this will attract more visitors to our country, hope you had a pleasant experience while touring around Malaysia

[@voonjanted5043]

You are a brave girl that dares to do what you want and like to do, I appreciate your courage that rewards you with some exclusive experience!

[@jameshue55]

I am impressed by your comprehension of many aspect of Malaysian things despite your relatively short stay. Your sense of presentation is commendable and your English proficiency is almost flawless. I subscribe.

[@mutualink]

I subscribe too.😊

[@winthush3531]

I worked 3yrs in malaysia.It's a really nice country.And the people also kind hearted and friendly.I miss malaysia so much.Hope to visit malaysia next year with my family.❤️from SriLanka 🇱🇰

[@patrickjebireden1286]

Win Thush U r most WELCOME in Malaysia.

[@winthush3531]

@@patrickjebireden1286 Thanks bossku 🙏

[@user-np3qw1ze3b]

Thank you for visiting Malaysia & give good comment, really appreciated. Infacts Malaysia is a big country, multi culture, ( Malay, Chinese, Indian, Kadazan, Sabahan and other races,). English is widely spoken & understood, no doubt the national language is Bahasa Malaysia. Chinese language like Mandarin is widely spoken & understood too. Food concern, is truly paradise, endless choices. You stay here longer you bound to put on weight cos you find out that too much of food to eat & non stop eating them. Travel from place to place Malaysia transport is no problem. From car to bus, plane, boat and even helicopter also available!. Staying in Malaysia prices from reasonable to cheap. Home stay from US $ 10 per night is available too. Anyone want to come over to Malaysia for visit, you are most welcome. 😊☺️🏖️✈️🇲🇾

[@seaviewpenangoverseas4603]

Perhaps you can become an ambassador for Malaysia in some way while you are back in your home country. Your videos were lovely and introduced the country in a very good way.

[@pensieri2596]

I also love Malaysia - a country I visited over summer this year. People are so chilled and friendly! As you said, it is a melting pot of rich cultures!

[@luxinfinity73]

I love Malaysia, it is an example of how many different people can live together in harmony. It's definitely an example for us all: live and let live! 🤗💖😘

[@mutualink]

Please come back more often and tell the world more about us.🎉❤😊

[@katiirabbi]

Hi Yan, I found your content in Malaysia right when I was planning to travel there, and your enthusiasm for exploring the country gave me so much inspiration. Now I am back from my two week trip there and I cannot agree more with your impression: it's such a diverse and welcoming place with so much to offer, I only went to KL, Malacca and Penang, next time I'll plan for Sabah and Sarawak.

[@raikon3728]

特别好，从首页云南那一期视频点进来，已经看完马来西亚系列啦，然后好奇又去查了很多关于马来西亚相关历史地理，第一次对这个国家了解这么多，感谢博主，视频特别好，打算把所有视频都看一下！

[@AlanCheong]

All the best for your future endeavours. I find your videos to be very down to earth, honest and no pretensions. keep it up. I would rather see honest, real life videos than those polished, scripted and heavily produced ones. Did you take a direct flight from malaysia to hangzhou? what are the quarantine procedures like in china? Unfortunately, currently it's extremely difficult for malaysians to visit china due to lack of visa, very high ticket prices and long quarantine periods.

[@thengung4655]

Watching her video, i think she went to Hong Kong first.

[@lexxnataliatan]

While listening to you narrating your experience here in Malaysia, Im smiling ☺️ 谢谢妳选择了我们的国家 🇲🇾

[@cwchow9081]

Glad you have had a fruitful and enjoyable journey in Malaysia. Of course there is only so much one can experience in a limited time, but the consolation is that leaves you more opportunities to visit again. We would welcome you back to Malaysia soon.

[@rcBorneo]

Glad to know that you really enjoyed your visit to Malaysia so far. Look forward to your visit to Sabah next year. Cheers!

[@lautmchannel13812]

After bumping onto your channel where you visited the island of Penang, I wouldn't want to miss out any of your incoming projects. Stay safe always and be careful on the streets and etc. I'm not sure about you guys but for me..I subscribed without hesitation.

[@firefox8713]

Wow I got a mention from you! It’s been a pleasure following you through your adventures in Malaysia. Maybe when you travel to southern China you can tell us how much does the food differ from those in Malaysia in your vlog. All the best in your great journeys and adventures!

[@sgwsmart8937]

You are truly Malaysia ambassador. Thank you. We also truly welcome you back in next year.

[@alisterdavehenry4259]

I like it that you went to the less popular tourist spots. Apart from the Penang tour, the other places you visited in Sarawak are not as popular. Those places are now in my travel list! 😊

[@kakdale74]

You'll be back... that's what I can say🤭.... I found your video to be very refreshing ... you're a humble and down to earth person... therefore you connected well with the locals....hope to see more of your videos in the future...all the best

[@louth1770]

Your soft-spoken sincere humility draws viewers to your channel, all the best to your career endeavours. If u ever make way to stake a career headstart here, I am sure that you will have supporters and sponsors. You will be an asset to Malaysian Tourism authorities effort to promote the country to China. Good job. Prayer 🙏 for you

[@mojaff3085]

I'm glad I found your channel. I like your calmness and unassuming character, and always friendly and humble to locals. Looking forward to know about the real China told by real Chinese youtuber from your coming videos. And pls come back to Malaysia you're always welcome.

[@James_118]

Thanks for the nice words about my country 😊

[@cheemengtham8052]

Love what you do. Keep doing what you do. Glad you enjoyed Malaysia. I am Australian Malaysian Chinese and enjoying life in Malaysia right now. I concur with what you say. I love the food here. Such diversity and they are all so good. My two favourite places in Malaysia are Penang and Kuching. Well done.

[@shaydan1943]

Glad tu hear you are already back home. Thank you for visiting and the positive review. Please come back again soon. Good luck

[@ahchairoy2005]

All the best to you and hope to see you back tok malaysia again and explore more. Love from Sarawak.

[@cleeyy.office8851]

Glad you enjoyed your stay in Malaysia. I have followed your Malaysian journey from start to finish. Thanks for bringing us around with you to explore Malaysia. There are many things you did that I haven't tried and is new to me. I am excited for your new project. Sounds very interesting, especially so with your style of documenting the event.

[@ninakhan3803]

Glad that you had a good time in Malaysia. You will be back for more of its cultures, food and friendliness again, I'm quite sure. Btw, good to know that you are safely back in China. Home Sweet Home, nothing is sweeter than that. Best wishes to you. Stay Happy. Safe Healthy. P/S: Looking forward to your vlogs of your hometown and 🇨🇳. ❤️

[@raymondlim7653]

Thanks

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you :)

[@ChoAlvin]

Thanks for your good comments about my lovely country. It seems you love this amazing country. I enjoy all your videos. ❤❤❤

[@WorldAfterCovid19TV]

Hope to see you in my country Sabah North Borneo on your next visit to Malaysia. All the best! 👍

[@wahsengsim8591]

Thanks your kind comments of M'sia. Glad to know that you've truly enjoyed your visit here. Looking forward to your new projects and your revisit here. Meantime, stay safe and take good care of yourself...🇲🇾

[@kennySg101]

Most Malaysians I believe have not travel the whole country themselves. You r quite knowledgeable indeed. The trekking part is interesting, they are so worried about your safety! You said U know what u r doing, stress that your sandal is fine. That is how MY Chinese care for people, for westerners may be a bit intrusive. Not sure about Mainland chinese. Nice video, good luck.

[@mohdzaki1089]

Thanks for visiting us in Malaysia

[@hilarypatricnarcis3505]

Thank you for visiting Malaysia. We will look forward to seeing you again. I will surely follow your trail in China. Enjoy your time at home.

[@patriciawee5095]

You're simply superb❗️Welcome and stay blessed 🙌 😇 🙏🏼

[@slkhu1]

Glad to hear that you like Malaysia so much. Please come back soon !! Take care !

[@catzhakury]

I am glad you are having a great time here in Malaysia. I wish you all the best on your new project. May you are blessed with good health, happiness and fortune to complete your project. Take care 🙏

[@NIKJAPAN]

Hope you return soon. Thank you for the lovely vlogs about Malaysia. Take care, I am looking forward to see your next project.👍

[@azmirepin6224]

Thak you for good coment about Malaysian..hope all the best for you ..❤️🙏

[@bernardlokman5442]

I enjoyed the videos that you make. I think your curiosity about cultures makes your vlogs very informative and rich. Would love to see your coverage of ethnic groups of the region. By the way, although most Chinese there embrace mandarin as their main language, a lot of the older communities such as the Peranakans and the Creole Hokkien speakers are fiercely defending their languages and identity. Probably you could hear a lot of it back in Penang. Knowing that one day tourism from China will return, I wish there can be more exposure of the historical part and respect for local Hokkien culture and its relationship with the Old Peranakans, that has become its unique identity of its own. Do you know that the first Hokkien-English dictionary was compiled in Melaka, Penang and Batavia?

[@deathknights1025]

You are my favourite KZbinr. Watched many of your programs.all are good. Get much knowledge.wish you all the best

[@dathang]

I'm still enjoying your vlogs. I came to them when you first arrived in Malaysia. Since then I've backtracked to the start of your journey. Your storytelling "voice" has certainly developed into something quite compelling. Yes, I will be following along on your ongoing adventures. Enjoy your family... be well... Cheers and adventure on!

[@WongWong-my8lk]

Take care Yan! Really my heart is crying for the day that China will once again be opened for visitations. We do hope that the pandemic will be over soon. In the meantime you have a great reunion with your family. Perhaps you can show us the family reunion through the U tube as well. Take care!

[@boombot934]

Malaysia is wonderful, beautiful country, so is its people🙏❤! Thank❤🌹🙏 you dear, Yan👍

[@hassanalam4573]

Thanks for showing me parts of Malaysia I have not seen. I look forward to your videos of China. And welcome you back to Malaysia.

[@cthgbs6267]

You are the first English-speaking KZbinr from China that I have come accrosed so far. Your English is so fluent by Asian standard, and better than most Malaysians. I am curious to know where you learned your English. 😃 (Btw, I am a Chinese Malaysian living in KL)

[@thengung4655]

Yes, and she dont have heavy Chinese accent.

[@freedloh9049]

I totally agree. She has the most amazing channel and speaks better English than 90% of Singaporeans

[@Ccb88888]

@@freedloh9049 I agree. Singaporeans' English standard is surprisingly bad, considering how much English they are exposed to. Most Nordics and Dutch speak better English than Singaporeans, even though they learn much less English in school.

[@freedloh9049]

@@Ccb88888 blame the British colonist for not doing a good job teaching English and using previous generations Indian, Chinese, Malay, dialects smogarsborg blended teachers to teach English. But it is like pidgin English elsewhere where the Colonists did really want to educate the people they colonize

[@Ccb88888]

@@freedloh9049 Singapore has been free of British rule for 60 years now. Surely time for Singaporeans to take responsibility for their own lives? Besides- actually some English-educated Singaporeans aged 70 plus speak better English than younger ones....

[@junetoh7317]

It has been most pleasurable to view our country and its people through your eyes, Yan. Everything seems fresh and exciting - almost as if I were a tourist like you! Now my friend and I are inspired to take that jungle rail route you took to Kuala Lipis...never thought of doing that before 😄Thank you for opening my eyes and I'm happy to know you loved your stay here. Very glad you're home safe with your family and Xin Nian Kuai Le!

[@colinchai]

Hi Yan, bye bye and take care. Malaysia will welcome you again anytime. I also hope China will open up for tourists soon.

[@catherinejames3420]

Hip hip hooray for Malaysia.. Its you, you make it v interesting n you are indeed an excellent youtuber💖💖

[@vikeniswaranpathma8524]

Your content is amazing ,an absolute treasure. Wish you all the best wishes 🙌

[@irenet4338]

Glad you enjoyed Malaysia 🙂 See you again!

[@daudyjusoff5260]

Very brave lady and soft spoken that is malaysian like you regard of race so another time you might be coming back to visit malaysia again yoy are welcome.

[@peiyuhuang4015]

Found your channel today and watched almost 2 hours straight ! You are so brave and such an inspiration for young ladies to go out and see the world! Wish I was 30 years younger and could have this kind of adventure like you! Hope you will continue your adventures after going back to China, and wish you the best for your life in China.

[@limahkau5989]

Wishing you all the best for your coming projects and can’t wait for your very first episode Take care and all the best to you 😜😜

[@piggymag168]

Hope you are united with your family now. Glad that you had a great time in Malaysia. Make sure you do come back and hike Mount Kinabalu. The view is really spectacular. I couldn't make it for the final lap as I had a terrible migraine. Hope I can go back there one day soon. Do make preparations before you go. 祝你好运! As for our island, may I introduce you to our beautiful Pulau Rawa at Johor state. The state government takes good care of the underwater life here. 我们期待你回来!

[@nicktan-wp2pi]

Hi Yan, I am in KL Malaysia. I am spending two months by myself as my wife has gone to New Zealand to do afterbirth confinement for my daughter and have a break from her career. I discovered your channel on KZbin this week. I really enjoy watching your relaxed down to Earth holiday trips. I look forwards to watching one of your episode at the end of my day before bedtime. You are a very brave and adventurous person. Thank you so much for your episodes.

[@normasoriano1065]

I got so interested in your blogs , I decided to subscribe for they are very informative of history culture and traditions and showing us lots of places I never heard , thanks for sharing your blogs taking me with you free and I enjoy a lot watching you here from Florida !😍

[@bo6938]

I agree with you. Malaysia is also my go to country. I love it. From my home in Northern Europe I go as often as possible. Malaysia boleh!

[@xrc5540]

YT just popped your videos into my home page and voila! I will be backtracking your videos to know where you have been. Looking forward to your new 2 year project.

[@jimmy7142]

Bye bye…please come again to malaysia..like ur vlog..expecially ur dron view

[@cwcklm]

I have finally caught up with your videos on your trip to my home country, Malaysia. Your appreciation of Malaysia was very touching,and your sensitivity of the people and culture was spot on. I sincerely hope you will get a chance to see more of the country and meet more Malaysians, including those like me who live in the UK.

[@ycli7850]

Looking forward for your next vlog adventure in China, all the best and jiayou 👍💪

[@RajRaj-bf9nb]

Tq for coming my shop ..hope u will welcome Malaysia again

[@sofiazaihan9594]

Have a great time with your family. Thank you for a great review for Malaysia. Hope your studies about chinese culture will bring you back to Malaysia again.

[@hermanabdul-karim605]

Was very glad to see u visiting my hometown, kuching

[@goonhoongtatt1883]

We really enjoy your time here in Malaysia, travelling and eating with us. We wish you much success in your future travels and we await your return to our shores.

[@goonhoongtatt1883]

@oo Siapa ajar pakai Google translate?

[@nesamalarkandiah9348]

Hi Leanne, I just watched my 1st of your v interesting travels a few days ago.. 'China's most unreachable city near India?' Truly u are an intrepid traveller! ✅️. So happy to discover that u hv been to Malaysia. Selamat datang ❤ Also loved watching the Hani rice terraces n u were excited to reach the cloud sea bf it disappeared. I was wondering what that was! But it was gorgeous watching the scenes 👌🏼👍🏻💟

[@lawrencefu4464]

We appreciate Malaysia make you happy.😊😊

[@ReniCosta-oo3tr]

❤🇨🇳🤝Hi YAN! Is nice to see you in Malasian your neibor. I love your white blouse with crafting black; It is sofisticated dress. Thank you for share it with us. Be safety whatever you go.🚦🇨🇳

[@HSP9999]

I haven't watch earlier videos, but when you say "adidas kampung" I immediately know you've come into contact with a Dusun/Kadazan/Rungus 🤣. We call it that here in rural Sabah.

[@impulsearcade]

Loved watching this upload, you did well ... hope you are having an amazing day ✌

[@RoadDestination]

The famous last words,... but you'll return.😂 Really loved the videos about your longest road home. You visited many places that are high on my wishlist! Looking forward to your Chinese content. 加油!🤣

[@video2franky]

I enjoyed your visit to Malaysia. You showed me many interesting places. Can't wait for your next adventure!

[@truthbetold001]

I have just begun to view your series of travel vlogs. I am finding that you are genuine thoughtful, intelligent, reflective and kind traveller. What more can you ask for? I will not patronise you of your English language or comprehension abilities, learning is a life long process. Some learn, some can improve and some can't. You are indeed fearless adventurer on par with Katherine.

[@Maro-mot]

Hi Yan, congratulations on completing your journey! Looking forward to seeing and learning about China in your upcoming videos.

[@inderaputra2846]

Well, glad you liked the Malaysian's hospitality, do come back soon, cheers!

[@lazgirl14]

I found your vdo is really interesting. Thanks for sharing with us those valuable experiences.

[@DT-ly3ep]

Well done in your documentary trip. Enjoying all the real nature presentation. Looking to watch on the next project...

[@CheikoSairin]

Glad to hear you are safely back in your home country in China. I can't wait for you to come back to Malaysia again and visit my home country in Sabah, known as 'The Land Below The Wind' and climb Mount Kinabalu, or visit Kundasang. Anyway, take care and stay safe as always. Greeting from Sabahan in Singapore.

[@yebu1182]

同款拖鞋啊！来个隔空击掌！这也是我觉得很舒服的拖鞋之一！很喜欢您的总结，也非常感谢您对马来西亚的喜爱。Welcome to Malaysia 💕,出入平安，万事顺利！

[@hoklai1986]

I came across your videos exploring the western remote part of China I think the Xinjiang region. I am gonna say your English is excellence probably the best I came across from mainland China - definitely much better than majority of Malaysians. In Malaysia mostly they use the mother tongue language then just replace with English words (although many would disagree) but as long as the intended message is conveyed right? Your video very down to earth with excellence composition /cinematography and no pretentious (respect). For the hiking - it is fine to wear whatever you want as long comfortable and aware what you are doing. The kampung adidas is good because it’s not slippery esp on algae growth rocks but sandals are way more comfortable. I came across many times in CD outskirts where ladies wearing dress like going to mall for hiking - super common and I understand why you say sandal is the best because it’s just a moderate jungle trekking trail. Too much to comment and YES I am following your videos in the western China. Continue be humble and full of awesomeness. 🙏🙏🙏🍀🍀🍀🌈🌈🌈

[@stylishpearl]

looking forward for your nx project, Yan.. keep us update.. love ur vlogs during ur stay in Malaysia.. 😉👍🏻

[@rickriflerange]

Hi Yan, hope you can update us your fans in your next 2 years project and i am sure all your fans will be eagerly looking forward to it. Till then save travel to you and Bo ❤

[@egaafriawiga2701]

Saya ucapkan terima kasih kepada anda.dengan menikmati kopi n rokok santai saya bisa diajak jalan jalan sama anda,,,keren menyenangkan. Semoga anda selalu sehat dan dapat keberkahan nya,,, aamiin Terima kasih salam dari Indonesia 🙏☕

[@nicolelee7205]

My Dad worked for the Malaysian Forestry Department for 20 years, he was always going deep into the jungle and he always used to wear his old cheap Bata sandals, so you're not alone!

[@raygan777able]

Thanks for dropping by.

[@samyl6751]

Thanks you so much too for sharing your thoughts and experiences in your travel 🙂.

[@JerzyDylewski-r9h]

Lubie cie. Jestes bardzo mila i pieknie pokazujesz swiat ktory zwiedzasz. Pozdrawiam i zycze powodzenia.

[@myownmyown3617]

Tq for visiting Malaysia.

[@ca2ca]

There is a pleasant calm approach in your commentaries, comparing most English mother tongue KZbinrs. Westerns are mostly hectic.

[@meimiaolin2581]

Lovely way to say good bye to Malaysia.

[@kakacicimakutuyoung]

Looking forwards to watch your China destinations, stay safe and healthy always.

[@elainechan6316]

Glad You Had A Good Time in Malaysia! ❤

[@n_susana6803]

Just discover yr channel today. I did commented in one yr video...exotic fruit in Sarawak where I saw my husband in the video. 😊😊😊😊

[@thecheckerz]

1. Yes like you mentioned. There are mark in the tracking trail. Only if it is a known or plan tracking trail. 2. Why we don't wear slipper in the jungle in south east. Because of the mud. it slippery, you might hurt your ankle if you wear slipper. Also we have a lot of poisons insects and animal. What if they stink your feet and your feet swelling? (Btw Our jungle ants can do so...) How you wanna get down to the mountain alone? 3. The Indian barber shop is good at shaving kind of hair style. Every single part is like measure by ruler. Straight and tidy. That's why the other viewer said mostly for man. 4. More video from china pls. Waiting for your fujian video.

[@-nick7829]

Please do visit again & looking forward to your upcoming vlog in China.

[@mintyworld22]

Looking forward to your next video, my grandfather was from Hainan so I would like to see what it's like there, what are the dialect etc.

[@yklow7546]

Glad that you like our country Malaysia truly Asia. About going to Indian barber shop not exactly only for men, just ladies too shy to have their service, at least you'd experience of it, hope to see you in Malaysia again in the future, everyone is most welcome!

[@iqval8929]

as a Malaysian, I also go hike with sandals. but not the slide sandals (the one that you used). I used sport or hiking sandals, the one with the back straps. it is more comfortable and flexible for me, as no water will get into shoes, but need to be careful with the leeches!