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Introducing Malaysia
Malaysia is a wonderful country as the other knows. There are three ethnics: Malay, Chinese and India. Furthermore, there are different cultures and festivals. When we talks about Malaysia, we can know that the weather is extremely hot and dry. What we can do? Complaining? Just forget about it. We just keep sweating. It is not temporary but permanent. How pitiful is the Malaysian? Dislike the other country, China, there is spring, summer, autumn nor winter. Luckily, Malaysia has a lot of delicious food and drinks. The most popular Malay food –Nasi Lemak. Traditionally, this comes as a platter of food wrapped in banana leaves, with cucumber slices, small fried anchovies (ikan bilis), roasted peanuts, hard boiled egg, and hot spicy sauce (sambal) at its core. This is not flattering. I believed everyone love this much. Malaysia is a safe country. No tsunami, earthquake nor tornado. Of course, I must be proud with where I stay now. I guess the foreigner must be envious with Malaysia. Furthermore, Malaysia civilians are very passionate. They always put their smiling emotion on their faces. They always give the warmness welcoming to the others. When you need help, they must be pleasured to lend a hand.

Dear Chelson, How are you my dear brother? I hope you are fine. Don’t worry about me; I am fine. I am now a very strong man you know. How is the wonderful sister of mine? Pass her my greetings. Are you still deciding whether to come to Malaysia? I informed that both of you have heard that there is nothing much to do in the Malaysia and that the weather is extremely hot. Obviously, that was a tattle. Both of you got cheated! We must judge everything with sufficient evidences. We cannot just the books by its cover. Saying with no proving is not a fact. We are modern and knowledgeable people. I strongly encourage you all to visit Malaysia. Please don’t worry about this. I will be made

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