@@jaxkk1119 This was a mud flat, a swamp. Today this is a modern city. Ten years from now, this will be a metropolis. Never fear. Some people think 'Oh well, y'know. We are a small place, they can put the screws on us.' It's not so easy. We are a small place, in size yes, geography. But in the quality of the men, the administration, the organization, the metal in the people, the fiber, don't try. That's why we got booted out, you know. If they could have just squeezed us like an orange and squeeze the juice out, I think the juice would have been squeezed out of us and all the goodness would have been sucked away. But it was a bit harder wasn't it? It was more like the durian. You try and squeeze it, your hand gets hurt and so they said 'Right, throw out the durian.' But inside the durian, is a very useful ingredient, tastes very great. And we will progress. -Lee Kuan Yew, 1965
@angelaxinjie490811 ай бұрын
希望东马向新加坡看齐
@hoohanglim262511 ай бұрын
可能下期可以來個翻轉,住在東馬的西馬人也來一場🎉🎉
@alexchua461211 ай бұрын
本身是西马生活来24年的砂劳越, 古晋人。 在我的认知里, 剥夺这个问题不只是西马, 就连州政府及领袖们都为了各自的利益而剥夺了州子民的利益。 所以,这不关东西马的问题, 而是人的问题。 just my two cents.
I think the reason why Sarawak has a high tolerance and harmony all comes back to the fact that we are the only state in Malaysia with a Christian majority population, so that means that in one town, there are significant number of non Muslims as part of that population of the community so that means the Muslims have been hanging around and exposed to other cultures as they have been living together as a community for decades and have friends and family members of a different faith than them. Unlike in Peninsula Malaysia where the Malay heartlands are located especially in states like Kelantan, Terenagganu and Malay dominant towns there are mostly homogeneous so they have not been exposed to other faiths and cultures outside of their breathen.
@frankpng80265 ай бұрын
More than that, since our young days Sarawakians used to visit each other during festive seasons like Chinese New Year, Gawai & Hari Raya respecting each other cultures. Thats makes the difference. I do not think the west Malaysians do much of that.
@mrphantom86089 сағат бұрын
@@frankpng8026 Those East Chinese Malaysians are hypocritical, they complains about the discriminations they experienced, but on the other hand, they don’t hesitate to make racist comments about Indian ethnic.
@1185s11 ай бұрын
其實我很羨慕東馬同胞🥺因為他們很有性格🥺 我也有很多東馬朋友😘
@shanow071211 ай бұрын
自從我去sarawak的美食街(7月到8月舉辦的),可以感受到他們的熱情和純樸。
@magic-jn5fl10 ай бұрын
hehe haven't u heard of "古晋美食节 is just a fest that plays a trick on those coming from Kuching or coming to Kuching fest? " hehe 熱情和純樸, no, I was just trying to joke. Dont forget many sellers were from the West. 赚你的钱才是真的,yes this is what I said after I found that I was broke. 😁
@shanow071210 ай бұрын
@@magic-jn5fl broken English.....pls go back your school to study again...
I dont agree with the lady speaker. She has to understand, Kedah and Kelantan did not contribute $$ to Federal. While Sabah and Sarawak contribute the most yet received the least. Is it not exploitation?
其實Welcome to Malaysia 這個,我可以解釋。因為西馬人去東馬早期需要使用國際護照,2003年開始可以選擇使用大馬卡,但還是需要經過移民局關卡。給西馬人“感覺”很像出國。所以當東馬人到達KLIA,搭德士或grab司機“潛意識”,就脫口以向其他外國旅客那樣,直接說出Welcome to Malaysia。因為 基本都不會說Welcome to Semenanjung MALAYSIA "而且Semenanjung 這個詞在西馬除了地理課上看到,基本在日常生活非常少接觸,在東馬的的機場就有Perlepasan Ke Semenanjung ,比較普遍。而西馬幾場只有Perlepasan Domestic (包括飛去東西馬的機場)但在東馬domestic 的意思卻指沙巴或砂拉越內部航班。我曾經差點走錯方向。從西馬到達美里後看Ketibaan domestic 方向走去,幾乎無需通過移民局,被官員叫停。哈哈。因為我的認知就是Domestic 就是國內抵達,就如我在KLIA的Domestic Departure 那樣。
@rooowtwx11 ай бұрын
@@Edwin-fk4yy 其實你這樣說也蠻 make sense 的。可能身為砂拉越人,我也從來沒覺得出入境麻煩但西馬人到東馬就不一樣。不過我那時候情況就是第一次到西馬讀 college 認識的朋友。他問我是哪里人,我說砂拉越,她就脫口而出說了那句話。當然我也沒覺得怎麼樣啦~ 只是那時候當下會覺得滿頭問號然後在想是不是又在調侃說 "welcome to civilisation" 這樣 哈哈哈
@Edwin-fk4yy11 ай бұрын
@@rooowtwx 對啊,東馬人去西馬無需經過移民關卡。可以享有與西馬人的同等待遇。
@car678ol11 ай бұрын
Sabah and Sarawak medical access is still so bad and I feel very sorry for the people there
@Sugar-x76788 ай бұрын
Excuse me? What do you mean by bad? Do you know how many private hospitals we have? Have you being here before?
@car678ol8 ай бұрын
@@Sugar-x7678 that means u haven’t been to inner rural area of Sabah Sarawak, all u have is Kuching and kota Kinabalu. And u don’t know the people there, how many of them can afford private health care. Half of them don’t even have IC please. And this video is clearly talking about gov sector and development From lahad datu to do an mri under gov they have to go all the way to sandakan which is 6-7 hours journey of driving. So, yeah the access is bad. Some have to take boat from pulau for 2hours before they can get to a gov clinic.
@Sugar-x76788 ай бұрын
@@car678ol You should blame the Federal Government who has taken away all Sabah and Sarawak resources.
@car678ol8 ай бұрын
Ya, and state gov too, Sabah road after so many years still the same
@Sugar-x76788 ай бұрын
@@car678ol All Sabahan should stand together so as the Sarawakian
我是砂拉越人这也是为什么我反对这里的S4S(Sarawak for sarawakian),很多年前念书找资料时我们的州GDP其实是很高的,但是我们却又是最穷的几个州!其实笨蛋也知道那些钱去了哪里!要是哪天我们独立了只是换个人吃钱而已,而离开马来西亚的后续问题肯定又是我们人民买单!
@ndyaustin868810 ай бұрын
以前砂拉越GDP很高?给我个链接我看看。
@predictor204510 ай бұрын
Sarawak's economy is rapidly expanding. Between 1965 and 1970 its gross product in current prices is estimated to have grown at 7.9% per year, compared with 6% for West Malaysia and 10.7% for Sabah, the other East Malaysian State ((MGKL) Second Malaysia Plan 1971-1975). In the three year period 1970-1972 the average annual growth rate amounted to 11.4%, which resulted in a Gross Regional Product of M$l,153 million and a per capita income of M$l,112.00 in 1972 (Borneo Bulletin, September 8, 1973). This was the first year the per capita income of Sarawak almost equalled that for the whole of Malaysia, MSI, 127.00 (US$415) in 1972 ((MGKLTreasury) Economic Report 1972-1973), which is, apart from that of Singapore, the highest in South East Asia.
@predictor204510 ай бұрын
@@ndyaustin8688 上文截自page 32,动手能力自己找论文,Common efforts in the development of rural Sarawak, Malaysia,1976