Never mind silk or Sikh, Its still a beautiful temple,!

@@Pockipockipocki yes in deed very beautiful. I love all the Malaysian culture and architectures, find them astonishing gorgeous

My pleasure! Yes the latest generation Chinese mostly don't speak their native dialects, that's on their parents wrong emphasis and perception because most mandarin speaking kids are studying in sjk (c) anyway. They have plenty of opportunity to learn mandarin. Part of the reason I started this channel mainly in Cantonese was also due to the aim to preserve Cantonese as a spoken dialect.

Love your HK accent narrating a msian documentary in classic queen's Cantonese. Are you by any means from HK?

@@2mikelim glad to know the spoken Cantonese resemblance with the classic queen's Cantonese. Just hope our dialects will last

@@10cFILM it seems that the standard of spoken classic Cantonese is higher in msia than in spore. Here ethnic spoken Cantonese gets corrupted by hokkien, Mandarin, Malay and English intonations resulting in laughable mish mash.

@@2mikelim I reckon Malaysia is the same, becoming rojak mixing with other dialects. But I think it's unique to this part of the world, nanyang. The narration that we used in the videos is more proper/formal Cantonese, but I still miss the old generation's informal Cantonese which contains many special words that only can be found in Cantonese

謝謝你欣賞我們的廣東話👍🏻👏

广东话的评述有专业水平。

Good to know that, has it been changing much since from the look of this video?

Yeah, will be great to involve some locals to give some interviews but most of the time the locals are a little shy and reluctant to give interviews

Those who were born in and around Pusing in the 40s will remember the hardship that immediately after the Japanese surrender, the whole area within a circle of a 15-20 mile radius were relocated to Pusing with some to the Gunung Hijau New Village due to the communist insurgency. Our ancestral home was in Sayap just at the interior of Kg. Selising about 5 miles from the centre of the town and we are were given a small plot in the New Village where we built a wooden house and had to rent two shops to accommodate a big family like ours where some family members started new businesses as curfew was imposed and our ancestral home was a 14 acre farm growing cash crops, rearing chicken, goats and pigs besides being a storage area for our mining equipment as we also operate tin mines. The whole area including Bemban, Siputeh and Kg. Pinang were fenced up and a curfew from 6 to 6 was imposed and people going in and out were search to prevent the communists from getting food supplies. A British regiment was stationed about a few hundred yards from the curfew post and as a large proportion of those soldiers do not had any education and were illiterate we took the opportunity to help to read their letters from home as well as helping them to reply will be offered chocolates, canned sardines, Brittania Dry Rust, powdered milk in craft paper bags and even cigarettes in tins in desperation and we also get bottled ink and fountain pens and notebooks at the same time as we took advantage as much as possible and sometimes make unreasonable demands as well and we thoroughly enjoyed that phase of our lives when we are now in our 80s.

他絕對有著獨特的聲音🫰🏻

Thanks for the sub👍 There is an option to turn on the subtitles when you go to setting, press on the captions and select the language you prefer🙂 It is always nice reminiscing the memories during our childhood time

Many sikhs in Pusing can speak fluent Hakka, are you one of them?

@@yllean hello 👋 and I hope you well . Coming from menglembu I speak fluent Cantonese . If you asked me if I had any regrets in my life , the biggest one would be not learning mandarin in school . But if I was still living in Malaysia I would probably be speaking Hakka fluently . Have a good Christmas and New year.

Thanks for the compliment 🙏Glad that you saw some positive values from the video. Happy learning👏👏

Thanks for your being so nice 🙂

不客氣，跟你阿嬤說她很上鏡😁

R u joking? The whole idea of highway is to speed up travel time, not to go thru small towns n jammed there.

@@proxxymax6814 not joking...only shallow minds will think it is. Obviously you speak before you think. If you know how Pusing town is shaped, you'd understand that the road thru Pusing town shortens the distance if the freeway went thru it. The current freeway also has 2 traffic lights compared to one traffic if the freeway went thru Pusing. Pusing is made of only 1 main street that cuts thru the town. One only needs less than 10 minutes to pass thru the entire town of Pusing. You spend more time passing thru 2 traffics light on the freeway that bypasses Pusing town. Meanwhile in Batu Gajah, the freeway cuts thru a village on the outskirts of the town. No gasoline station in sight for the next 35kms which is located between University Petronas and Bandar Iskandar. The freeway also has 2 traffic lights and one overhead bridge to bypass the town. One will have to turn in at the 1st traffic light towards Batu Gajah, go thru the busiest street in town, past thru a traffic light, make a u-turn to get to the 1st petrol station. Then he would have to go thru the same process to get out of Batu Gajah to get on the freeway. Instead if the freeway went thru Batu Gajah directly, there's access to the Petronas station, exit off the 1st traffic light and get back into the freeway in less then 2km avoiding traffic. So now you know why i said so... you're welcome. Next time be wise to ask why would one say so rather then punting sarcasm

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching👍🏻

Being a Pusing Chai, I always impress on my children that Pusing is our hometown and we go back every year at least once just to absorb the atmosphere like going round the market early in the morning, buying farm produce by those farmers that bring their loving grown vegetables and fruits, enjoy the various local foods especially the "kueh" and HamYukChung dumplings besides buying as much as we possibly can cart home to KL especially "PinYinKo" peculiar fruit that's very rare and of my favourite "Buah Tarap" which is from Kg. Pisang near the junction of the Ipoh - Lumut leading into town and only Pusing-born people will know.

Yes it is a very peaceful town, love it!

Thanks for sharing your memories, I like these kind of trivia but interesting past

Yes, it's quite an interesting little town

Appreciate the kind words 🙏

Thanks for watching 👍🏻

Maybe you should since it's where your parents grew up. Bring them back to have a stroll 😁

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, will do!

Thank you sir!

Good to know 👍🏻

希望多點人可以去小鎮走走，吃吃當地小食

Thanks for the kind words🙏 We did not stay at that homestay, a guy we met at Lenggong who is a friend of the homestay owner recommended us to the place just to do a brief tour

我都好耐冇上片了， 我都好掛住旁白靚仔把聲音😁

@@10cFILM 影主 多分享美食 小鎮大街樸實寫照

@@doudouLove_1.30 👌陸續有來，可能將來會走入新村

​@@10cFILMThank you . Reminder of what we lost or loosing . Keep it up . Patents from Taiping . I was born & raised in KL ..

Correction Parents from Taiping

it takes people with keen eyes to appreciate old values

聲音好，賣相更好😏

聽起來像小時候廣播的聲音 好懷念🎉好喜歡😍

@@Miyako74 感覺是广播劇的大咖！

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Gracious ...💖💖💖.. merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄💕

Many many thanks!

Thanks 🤗

So nice of you, 🙏 It's such a bliss if you take some time to slowly stroll through those small towns

Was just busy doing some paid work the past few months. The food video is one of them 😁 Don't worry, will keep exploring the old towns albeit it took quite a lots of time to create 🙏

No problem Patrick. My pleasure!

不用客氣，很多本地人都沒去發掘本地的特色

Turn on CC icon on top right of screen will pop out subtitles, select your preferred language and then enjoy the video

Thanks Jack for helping out 🙏🏻

Thanks, will do! 🤙🏻

Awesome, thank you!

It really is!

Must be good due to the quality of water source

Welcome aboard! Thank you very much

Thanks 🙏🏻

Recently I looked at a bunch of old photos from someone else, I can see those eras without mobile phones have more colorful lifestyle than now

@@10cFILM Those days tin mines were everywhere. There was even a rail road to transport tin from Tronoh to Ipoh. During the Japanese occupation, the rail track was taken down by the Japanese to build the railway track across River Kwai, Thailand.

Jack哥，我終於返左嚟喇😅

@@10cFILM 三個月又三個月~

@@jacksix6169 哈哈哈哈...時間過得真係快，轉眼就過左半年. 依家要重新練功了

@@10cFILM 要了要了~

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大師兄番左嚟喇

@@10cFILM 太想念你大師兄 只有你影片搵到歲月留下的回憶痕跡 唔好再咁忍心掉下期待其他師兄師妹啦😘

@@Hitomi_kadoorie 👌收到！

有時間可以去埋Papan, BatuGajah, Siputeh, Tronoh. 都係一啲週邊既小鎮

好建议!👍

Thanks for liking it👍🏻

茶果又是一個快將變成過去的產品，令人惋惜

Wow it feels just like a blink and it's already so many years ago. It must have been wonderful time during those days, and many stories to tell the grandchildren 👍

Yup, those were more elaborated design compare to the minimalism nowadays, just too bland for my taste

@@10cFILM I hope one day you can come and do a video on the old towns of Sabah's West Coast built by the Chinese, namely Beaufort, Membakut, Bongawan & Papar. The buildings are wooden.

@@farouqomaro598 I'd love to 😍 are you from Sabah or live anywhere near those places?

@@10cFILM Yes, from Sabah.

多謝晒！

Agreed to your opinion, hope we can preserve all these valuable assets no matter which race. The Malaysia heritage is inclusive of everyone from peninsula and east Malaysia

Wow, that was a nice one from your grandma, guess she must be from Pusing while your grandpa from Lahat😆 and they spent their time together in menglembu and tambun and tried out the famous groundnuts and pomelos. Thanks for watching 👍

端洛可有什麼前輩可以接受訪問，講講故事的嗎？

I found its name quite fascinating too. I think that's the main road from sitiawan and beruas towards Ipoh

Thanks 👍🏻

🥲

Pls provide info and contacts

😅 spin king 👑

🙏🏻

喔

香港6-70年代也很有趣

@@10cFILM Please do a clip on the 60s-70s HK.Love it.There r so much similarities between SG and Hk

@@davidtay9347 lol need to time travel to the 60-70s to create a video then but I'd love to if that even possible

人生就是這樣啊，匆匆一晃，回頭已是百年身了😔

想当年一跨出门口就有锡矿场。

請問”實力恒哥”是哪方的猛人？

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j52HZ5SHst7dgXk.htmlsi=sylWwV-am1f3MF2k Hope this helps!

有開海鮮餐廳的朋友，小時候一定過得很幸福🙌

Noted, thanks for the additional info 🙏🏻

片头有介绍

What do you think my friend?

可能是客家話，廣東話更接近那個發音

🙏👍👏🙌

Hi, glad that you have some old friends living in Pusing. You may find them easier in their fb group facebook.com/groups/1378106455633292/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT Hope this helps 😁

@@10cFILM tq

?? 🤔

大街人和茶餐室內，我也是google 才找到的 guangming.com.my/%E6%80%A1%E4%BF%9D%E5%92%96%E5%93%A9%E7%94%9F%E8%9D%A6%E9%BA%B5%E2%80%A7%E6%B1%81%E6%BF%83%E9%BA%B5%E5%BD%88%E8%82%89%E7%88%BD%E6%9C%89%E5%92%AC%E5%8B%81

我們拍的很多地方都適合退休😏

我有一对来自星加坡的朋友夫妇，退休后在布先附近的民万新村定居，如今已有十多年，生活非常愉快。

@@yllean 夠錢養老，很多小鎮都合適，比城市好

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Ok, noted. Future new videos will use KZfaq captions, size can be adjusted by users

Ok

布先有人賣香肉嗎？

Pin comment already mentioned that long time ago

Ini dia! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pusing

Perak

Ye Kumar, sebelah pj old town

BG是什麼呢？

​@@10cFILM華都牙也batu gajah =BG😅

@@JackJack-rn5uh 謝謝你的解說，現在瞭解了

Perhaps we are Malaysia Cantonese speaking locals, if that make sense. The word Cantonese comes from Canton, the former English name of Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong, which was once considered the home of the purest form of Cantonese. In the late 19th century, English postal authorities transliterated the city of Guangzhou to Canton. Because China used Guangzhou to control most trade with the West, the English traders quickly popularized the new name. Cantonese is a language within the Chinese (Sinitic) branch of the Sino-Tibetan languages. It is spoken natively almost exclusively in Southeast China. Cantonese is also spoken in Hong Kong and Macau. Cantonese is approximately 2000 years old and belongs to the Yue family of Chinese languages. It is believed to have originated after the fall of the Han Dynasty in 220AD.

Sorry boss for copying you 🤷🏻

I have nothing for you to copy, I mean you are copying someone else in the way of your presentation style..@@10cFILM

@@bl8198 if you started to accuse someone openly of copying, please at least provide a link to prove your legitimacy. We are willing to see if your claim is valid.

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