从b站追到IG再到RU-vid，真的很喜欢你们！不是那种追逐成名而变得同质化影片，而是很有自己的节奏和内容特点--剪辑很棒，内容上也融合当地风景、人文和美食，很多观点也很独到，而非浮于表面，很启发我（虽然可能对你们来说无足轻重，但还是决定写下评论。你们在做自己喜欢的事情的同时，也在影响着他人的人生in a positive way）。感谢，以及希望你们继续加油～
Excellent video! So cinematic and captivating. Like your commentary. It makes me wanna travel to Istanbul again. Please make more videos like this one!
❤Thank you so much for making this beautiful vlog on my country, Malaysia! This has made me appreciate the beauty and peace of my home country more than ever! Do explore more places in Malaysia if you are here again.😊 p.s. Maybe you could explore East Malaysia too -- Sarawak & Sabah and taste the 'Breakfast of God' quoted by Anthony Bourdain-- Laksa Sarawak in Kuching.🤗 Kuching is also known as city of cats.💕
From my observation strictly and from articles i read worldwide, muslims and Islam will definitely wont go easy on non muslim when Muslim population exceeding 75%. They will demand all non believers and non followers of Islam to live their ways and their social islamic practises. We already saw this trend took place in malaysia states where Islamic political party run the states. Our only saving grace is that our non muslim rights are protected under constitution. 😢 But law is written by human and can be easily amended by human too. I wont hold my breathe.
Thai's durians are plunged off tree pre ripped and sent to sellers. Malaysia durians by law, can only picked up when ripped and dropped off tree naturally then off to sellers. This is why our durians are more flavourful n bigger and have more than hundred over registered names. You only just scratched the surface of the durian world. However this also mean in order to taste our durian, it's very difficult to buy them overseas as fresh. Durian fell off branches can only last less than 2 days, at most.
Thanks for sharing! There are so many varieties of durian in Malaysia that it’s hard to choose...but the fresh durian we had in Kuala Lumpur is definitely one of the best we’ve ever tasted
i reckon the best nasi lemak in malaysian are those road side open by morning and close before noon type home cook sellers. I almost never found one 'bad' nasi lemak stall. The saddest part is often even when you found one that is good enough to go back, but they often disappeared after a while,
Its hard to comprehend that you were not born in Malaysia or had learnt Bahasa Malaysia before. Your pronunciation of Malay words are spotted on. Many tend to speak the Malay language using english pronunciation but you didn't. haha,,,found one mistake, CHAM,
