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healing

[miwa @MiraFajreena]

@BWFScore Badminton Malaysia sedang tidak baik-baik saja

[miwa @MiraFajreena]

@BWFScore Laaa tetiba harini taktau main badminton 😂

[miwa @MiraFajreena]

@BWFScore Suka tgk the danes tantrum 😂

[miwa @MiraFajreena]

@BWFScore Bestnya match ni 😭😭

[HanaLee♡ @farahanani25]

Zii jia bila tengok Junhao & Justin main be like ;

[ً @galilelleo]

Bahasa bayi: Zii Jia gak nyangka juniornya tolol akhirnya harus dia lagi yang KERJA KERAS

[kamaghul deghaman @kamaghul]

This man. Mesti ada level tanggungjawab yang tinggi. Padu gila dia bagi 👏🏻

[kamaghul deghaman @kamaghul]

Sampai hati betul staff Public Bank layan OKU penglihatan macam ni. Betul pandang rendah kat orang OKU ye. Tak bertemu buku dengan ruas lagi 😅

[Khairulaming @khairulaming]

Resipi ni guna 4 bahan, 3 bahan boleh di beli di kedai

tapi ada 1 bahan yang takkan boleh beli walau dengan duit sebanyak mana sekalipun

[izzi @IzzraifHarz]

punya jauh gaduh sampai bendera kita dah hilang dalam gambar ni padahal kita yang punca ahsjshsjsj

[Scott Chen @alreadydawn]

This past weekend was my second time in Malaysia, and again I came away feeling impressed with how the Malaysian Chinese uphold and guard their culture with pride.

It is a week away from Chinese New Year. Red and gold Chinese decorations and upbeat Chinese music abound in Kuala Lumpur, not just in Chinatown but all over malls and Chinese restaurants as well. The female staff in my favorite durian shop all wear red qipao uniforms. Billboard and radio ads further contribute to the festive feeling of CNY.

Contrast this to Taiwan. It seems to be going through another normal week. The result of de-sinicization here is stark. Many Taiwanese locals I personally know, they’d happily attend k-pop & Coldplay shows, glaze F1 drivers, or make a gajillion trips to Japan each year, but celebrating their own culture feels like pulling teeth.

I respect the Malaysian Chinese folks. They’re not even a majority in KL (40%) or Malaysia (22%), and the vast majority (>90%) immigrated to the country over 100 years ago. They don’t worship Anglos like Hong Kongers or Singaporeans even though all of them were subjected to British colonization. They don’t surrender their root culture nor behave obsequiously to please foreign masters like many Chinese do in America and Europe (or even the ones that live in the Sinosphere).

Every Chinese person can learn a lot from them.

[SejaFi 🇲🇾 #NearSingapore 🇵🇸 #FreeOrPartition @sjfi_twider]

Ini kita namakan "buat teruk". UITM je pun untuk pribumi.

Tapi dia punya list dah macam UM,UPM,UKM,UTM yang jauh bertiang levelnya berbanding UI dan UGM konon hanya untuk Bumiputera .

[miwa @MiraFajreena]

@BWFScore Suka tgk pair indo ni, tak mudah mengalah. Deserve the win 👏

[zahid @zahIDGAF]

For context, prof ni kutuk pelajar b40 sebab tak mampu ada proper alat pembelajaran ya. Walhal pelajar tu jawab soalan yg prof tanya sedangkan takde pelajar lain jawab. That’s effort. But still kena hina sbb b40.

So- no thanks, this is so low coming from public health account.

[miwa @MiraFajreena]

@amoxcilliin Comment section tak rilek 🤣 makan pancing hahahaha

[BASEDANDBOUGIE @basedandbougie]

The downfall of @samsmith it’s actually extremely tragic💔

Who ever told him that he had to switch out his classic style to this kinky nonsense needs to be sued.

And no … him being gay is not the problem . Him making being gay his whole personality is whats led to his downfall.

He didn’t need to do this .

[Areebah. @areebxh]

True maturity is understanding that this is a terrible, terrible idea.

[RPN @riyanprad]

@INABadminton Semangat 👍🏼🔥🔥🔥 Coba lagi next time Fajar/Fikri. Top 20 Next Week is an amazing achievement tho.

[Kang rekom @kangrekom]

She is now a diva