Tropical rain forest climate and ecological environment are suitable for settlement. Malaysia is a tropical jungle country with good air and zero pollution. There are no seasons, only sunny days and rainy days. There are many islands and virgin forests, and you can enjoy the sunshine and beaches. Non-high altitude, not impetuous, people are not afraid of mountain sickness. It's hotter than in China, but as long as you live in a higher room, it's cool to open the window and ventilate. In the hot season, you can go to some good places to travel in plateau areas or mountainous areas.
Multi-ethnic parties have various dining habits. Malaysia is a multi-ethnic country with various eating habits and food varieties. Basically, eating rice noodles is a habit of Asians. The mainstream of Chinese restaurants is Cantonese cuisine in the south of China.
The specialties of Guangdong, Chaozhou, Fujian and Hainan are also integrated into the catering service elements of many Southeast Asian countries, such as Indian spices and coconut milk. In recent years, more and more Hunan cuisine, Sichuan cuisine and Hunan cuisine have been opened. Besides Chinese food, there are Malaysian food, Indian food, Western food, Japanese food, Korean food and Arabic food. Naturally, if you have the opportunity to live in a country with so many restaurants, you will definitely try many restaurants of different cultures in the same country.
How low is the price in Malaysia? Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and multicultural country. Although official website is Islamic, the people's right to freedom of religious belief is guaranteed by the Malaysian Constitution. In the 1990s, the capital developed rapidly and became one of the four little dragons in Asia. It has become a striking diversified emerging industrial country in Asia and a new market economy system in the world.
According to the actual situation of Malaysia's economy, Malaysia promulgates an economic development plan every five years with the theme of "people-oriented development". It is planned to improve the gross national product, improve the living standard and cultivate talents with excellent national thinking by six countermeasures: improving production efficiency, independently innovating industries, expanding the middle class population, developing trend skills education and training, developing trend green ecological technology, and competing for cities through project investment. As a developing country, the consumption level needs to be more cost-effective than that of China.
Eating in Malaysia is too cheap, generally less than 0.4% of the average level in China. On average, you only need 16.9 19 yuan to eat in low-priced Malaysian restaurants, while you need about 42.9 yuan to eat in medium-level restaurants. A McDonald's meal is naturally no better than 50 yuan, and low-and middle-income people can afford it. It is also cost-effective to sell chocolate in Malaysia. In major supermarkets and duty-free shops, the general price of chocolate is only RM 2.
A box of fruit juice is RM 2.70, two boxes of RM 4.65 Asian white freshly ground coffee1RM 4.30/bag of dark blue tissue paper (rolled 20 times). Members enjoy RM 27.99, equivalent to S $8.8, while non-members enjoy RM 30.99. Guava fresh fruit is RM 5+03.35 per kilogram of washing powder in the local fruit shop. The market price is RM 9.95/bottle of seafood is RM 40.9/kg of HL milk, a box of yogurt drinks is RM 6.49/bottle of shellfish is RM 5.39/bottle of instant noodles is RM 2.2. In Malaysia, most things are very cheap, so it is not a problem for Malaysians to prepare RM 200 in advance to provide most of the ingredients for a week.