In the east of the world, there is a country full of mystery and vitality, which is Malaysia. Malaysia is a multi-ethnic country withMore than 80 ethnic groups with a total population of 33 million. Among them, Malays account for 57.3%, Chinese account for 22.9%, Indians account for 6.6%, and other races only account for 13%. Malay is the national language, English is the common language, and Mandarin is widely used. Islam is the state religion, while other religions include Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity.

Here, Malays, Chinese, Indians, and other ethnic groups live together, forming a rich and diverse ethnic culture. Today, let's appreciate the diverse ethnic styles of Malaysia together.

The Malay people are the dominant ethnic group in Malaysia, living for generations on the Malay Peninsula and Borneo Island, harmoniously coexisting with nature. They are descendants of nomadic peoples who now thrive in cities, but still maintain reverence and closeness to nature.

The clothing of the Malay people is their unique cultural symbol, whether it is traditional formal attire or casual wearThey all have a common characteristic of being wide and long, covering their hands and feet when worn on the body. According to Malay customs, arms and legs are not allowed to be exposed in public places. Men's long sleeves and loose pants are like the wind of the Malay Peninsula, free and unrestrained; And women's loose robes are like rivers in Borneo, graceful and gentle. These costumes are not only clothing, but also imprints of Malay history.

Music and dance are indispensable parts of Malay life. The music is mainly composed of percussion instruments, and the sound of the Ganmeilan instrument sounds as if one can hear the stories of the Malay people. In the light dance, they use their bodies to interpret their understanding and perception of life.

Malays also have a unique martial arts system known as Malay martial arts. It is a traditional fighting technique in Malaysia that combines strength, skills, dance, and acrobatics, emphasizing practical combat and self-defense.

In addition, shadow puppetry is very popular on the east coast of the peninsula, and its doll props are made of buffalo leather. They are performed behind the scenes under the illumination of lights and music, making them lively and interesting.

In the tradition of the Malay people, family and religious beliefs are crucial. They take family as their core concept, unite and help each other, and live in harmony. In terms of religious beliefs, Islam is their spiritual sustenance. They respect life, advocate peace, and are full of hope and longing for the future.

The Malay people are the soul of this country, and their culture and spirit are deeply imprinted on the land of Malaysia. Entering the world of the Malay people, one can feel their love for life, reverence for nature, and loyalty to their homeland.

Tomorrow at the same time, please continue to follow Qingqiao Vision and explore Malaysia's ethnic customs together.