What Does It Mean To Be Malaysian? | WapCar

Being Malaysian, as simple as that notion might be, is a pretty complex thing, isn’t it? We are a nation full of hilarious contradictions and while some quarters may find that hypocritical, it is exactly what gives us our unique inimitable character.

From the good to the bad and the ugly but always funny, Malaysia will always find its way to worm itself into anyone’s heart. With a multitude of food, historical points with sights to die for and a culture that’s truly Asia, Malaysia has it all.

And while this may sound like an ad for ‘Cuti Cuti Malaysia’, you’d be surprised at how “non-touristy” some of these places are. Let Greg take you on a quick tour to discover what makes Malaysia, Malaysia.

Selamat Hari Malaysia and Selamat Hari Merdeka, everyone!

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Intro: 00:00
The Food: 01:15
On The Road With Malaysia's Automotive Icon: 02:16
Driving Routes to Die For: 05:01
The (Hidden) Points of Interest in KL: 06:08
The One and Only Malaysia: 07:47

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[AndrewKNI]

A very informative video. It makes me want to visit someday. Keep up the great work on WapCar.

[zacharylee]

The Zhongshan building with cafes and art is one I actually went to by accident, I was surprised to see shops on every floor in something that's normally a living quarters. Great food at the mamak nearby

[VivoYs-mguj]

Love to be Malaysian...What's bad..what's good about Malaysia..that is my lovely country..blessed and protected by God...no more no less

[aimanfitriiv]

well happy malaysia day to all the wapcar team and for us as well we love the heritage and culture we are supporter 🥰💖🇲🇾

[kokliangchew]

"One, the fact that we are Malaysians and not communalists; second, the fact that is spite of all this truculence, we are still talking for Malaysians on behalf of a Malaysian Malaysia towards a Malaysian Malaysia, and we will continue to do so."

"All we want is to get towards a Malaysian Malaysia. We can go slowly. Make haste slowly, and will win. And this will be a nation that will survive for hundreds of years as a separate identity in Southeast Asia, a multi-racial community -- a confluence of four of Asia's major cultures and civilizations, superimposed with a streak of British civilization."

Lee Kuan Yew - Malaysian Solidarity Convention at the National Theatre on 6 June 1965.

[shan]

what does it mean? well, it will depend on which race you ask. and oh yes, there are big differences.