ChinesePress:Msians prefer to work in Singapore than migrate
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
you didn't get what I mean, in Penang it's stressful just to eat what for breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper, spoilt for choice.
Ah I see now....wow the last time I visited Pulau Pinang was in 1987...drove there in my 1.3cc Ford Ascot car with my parents and wife. -
last time there was 2 yrs ago, the food is still good.
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they dun really eat luncheon meat in Penang.
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Last weekend, in my area at Taman Sri Putri, JB...they played the fireworks and firecrackers until 3am plus...but I don't mind...its still CNY hehe.
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Huat ar.
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msians have different new year.
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they have more exciting and quality time in celebrating cny in malaysia...
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there are less pressure up north.
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and can enjoy the breeze and nature...hehe
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I really got nothing against Malaysians...they also have similar multi-racial society like in Singapore. These happens not only because there isn't enough Singaporeans only but rather the Singapore government wanted to see the rapid economics growth in a short period. Beside that most Singaporeans are becoming more like a paper chase society too...yes..academics achievement is important but all of them wanted to become 'DOCTORS' and nobody wants to become the nurses and attendants.
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This is a fact that most Chinese Malaysian youth, they are more independent than Singapore youth. They live in a much bigger country than Singapore and when they look for jobs for their livelihood to fend for themselves in their teenage age or in their prime 20s, in the cities of Malaysia or in Singapore, they are separated from their family in long distance. They start their working life at a much earlier age than most Singapore youth. .
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
This is a fact that most Chinese Malaysian youth, they are more independent than Singapore youth. They live in a much bigger country than Singapore and when they look for jobs for their livelihood to fend for themselves in their teenage age or in their prime 20s, in the cities of Malaysia or in Singapore, they are separated from their family in long distance. They start their working life at a much earlier age than most Singapore youth. .
But Malaysian youth didn't have to serve NS or pay CPF which is an advantage to them. And most of them come to Singapore for education cos they know Singapore education is more "recognized".
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Originally posted by M the name:
But Malaysian youth didn't have to serve NS or pay CPF which is an advantage to them. And most of them come to Singapore for education cos they know Singapore education is more "recognized".
If they work in Singapore...no CPF. If they work in Malaysia...they have 12 per cent. EPF like CPF too. In Malaysia, male and female of 18 years old serve 6 months NS only. Those wealthy Chinese Malaysian family or those who are willing to spend money on education for their sons or daughters will send them in Singapore or other countries.Some of them will work and study at the same time. Yes, they are in the advantage in the matter of NS which is very short period for them. But many of them not wealthy too and prefer to start work in their early age to build their careers, fend for themselves and at the same time support their families back at their own hometown. They don't waste their time for paper chasing...for them at the end...having plenty of money in their bank account and possession of wealth is regarded as success and respectful...rather than having a good academic qualification but no money and no wealth. How many Singapore youth start work as early as 17 years old before NS and after serving NS continue to work to build a career and their CPF, support themselves and their families...in other word independent. Most of them still depended on their parents to support them until in their mid twenties, late 20s or even in their 30s too. -
Sg is their stone throws.
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Or Stepping Stone for their progress of making more money and accumulative of more wealth in their lives in Malaysia.
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So the conclusion here.......Malaysian Chinese still find Malaysia much better than Singapore regardless of the obstacles they are facing in their own country of birth.
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
So the conclusion here…....Malaysian Chinese still find Malaysia much better than Singapore regardless of the obstacles they are facing in their own country of birth.
Are you sure about that? : http://youtu.be/KEjTNZzpza8 -
Very sure or else most of them will migrate to other countries beside Singapore. At least now they have a strong opposition parties to lead them. One of the reason too they don't want to stay in Singapore is because the cost of living in Singapore is high for them and they can't make money from their Singapore dollars wages.
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
Very sure or else most of them will migrate to other countries beside Singapore. At least now they have a strong opposition parties to lead them. One of the reason too they don’t want to stay in Singapore is because the cost of living in Singapore is high for them and they can’t make money from their Singapore dollars wages.
In other words, what you are saying is that Youtube's video's guy is feeling better of what happened to his fellow 'countrymen' in Malaysia?
Still, I do have to give him a credit for having the gut to express the view that majority of Malaysian chinese would not have the 'courage' to say. -
Weather very hot.
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Originally posted by M the name:
In other words, what you are saying is that Youtube's video's guy is feeling better of what happened to his fellow 'countrymen' in Malaysia?
Still, I do have to give him a credit for having
the gut to express the view that majority of Malaysian chinese
would not have the 'courage' to say.
Let him release his stress, frustration, anger etcs whatever...with the Malaysian government there or the Malays there....I'm a Singaporean, half Chinese half Malay...it doesn't bother me at all though I'm living in JB now....that is Malaysian Politics and Racial issues...I don't get involve. But the fact remain...though he is unhappy with the situation in Malaysia...he still chooses to live in Malaysia...and most Chinese Malaysians choose to remain there too....instead of migrating to other countries.... -
Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
Let him release his stress, frustration, anger etcs whatever...with the Malaysian government there or the Malays there....I'm a Singaporean, half Chinese half Malay...it doesn't bother me at all though I'm living in JB now....that is Malaysian Politics and Racial issues...I don't get involve. But the fact remain...though he is unhappy with the situation in Malaysia...he still chooses to live in Malaysia...and most Chinese Malaysians choose to remain there too....instead of migrating to other countries....depends many chinese msians migrate around the globe, at some places they are big traids.