▐ 全民来讲讲▐ 选举中投票很重要，但对大多数年轻人来说，要“关心政治”，实在太难？
大家都说年轻选民很关键，也是“最难掌握”的一个群体，你对年轻人又了解多少？对于手中握有投票权的年轻人来说，与其说国家大事，他们更加关注……
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大家都说年轻选民很关键，也是“最难掌握”的一个群体，你对年轻人又了解多少？对于手中握有投票权的年轻人来说，与其说国家大事，他们更加关注……
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#州选 #年轻人 #投票
#发射热点 #84hotspot #热点短视频 #全民来讲讲
更多新闻资讯看这里 ▹ https://xuan.com.my/hotspot
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00:00 Now, young people just want to dress up,
00:04 do what they want to do,
00:07 and enjoy life.
00:09 That's it.
00:10 They like to watch internet cafes,
00:12 they like to watch TikTok.
00:13 In the last episode,
00:14 the whole country came to the streets to ask questions.
00:16 We saw how young people
00:17 understood the 6th election.
00:19 I remember what I asked myself.
00:21 Party people.
00:22 This is a very beautiful performance.
00:24 I thought...
00:25 I've seen this before.
00:27 I think she's a very beautiful person.
00:29 In this episode,
00:30 let's hear from these young people
00:31 about their experience as a first-time voter.
00:33 And are they serious about voting?
00:35 Did you vote last time?
00:37 Yes.
00:38 It was my first time voting last time.
00:41 It was very interesting.
00:42 I was 21 years old before.
00:43 Now I'm 18 years old, I can vote.
00:46 I was just 19 years old then.
00:48 It was a youthful experience.
00:49 I don't, because price tickets are really expensive.
00:52 If I remember correctly,
00:53 last year it was actually hard for us to vote
00:55 because airplane tickets are rising,
00:58 train tickets are rising.
01:00 There's not much method for us to vote.
01:03 If I can, I will vote.
01:04 Yes.
01:05 I just followed them to vote.
01:07 I'm a voter.
01:08 Because I saw a lot of news
01:09 about how to vote.
01:11 So I just followed the steps and filled in.
01:13 I was quite excited.
01:15 I did some sharing.
01:17 They like to watch internet cafes.
01:22 They like to watch TikTok.
01:23 I'm more of the type
01:24 who watch incidents in this city.
01:28 Like robberies or murder cases.
01:32 I'm not saying everybody,
01:33 but half of it is like don't care
01:35 and the other half, they do care.
01:37 So I recommend people to really acknowledge that.
01:40 At least they have to know something
01:42 instead of just really don't care.
01:44 Like you just basically just
01:45 gave up on the whole country.
01:47 Most young people don't really pay attention to politics.
01:49 It's all parents' age
01:51 that's why they keep discussing.
01:53 Their friends and family
01:54 are basically not discussing.
01:55 Most of them are just watching to learn.
01:57 I rarely watch news.
01:59 Honestly, I don't really want to know
02:01 too much about politics.
02:02 Politics can be very important,
02:03 but to me,
02:04 it can be very stress-inducing.
02:06 It can be very pressure-inducing.
02:07 Because there's so many points
02:09 for the parties.
02:11 And then, it's really hard to make an informed choice.
02:14 Young people nowadays just want to
02:20 dress up nicely.
02:21 They want to do what they want to do.
02:24 They want to enjoy life.
02:26 Things like that.
02:27 This year, I'm going to Japan.
02:29 My mum is going to Japan.
02:30 She keeps looking at the exchange rate.
02:32 And she'll say,
02:33 "Oh, the exchange rate is already low."
02:35 "Go and exchange it quickly."
02:36 I think the country's economic development
02:39 is also very important.
02:40 More to economics.
02:42 It's quite burdensome.
02:43 But it's getting better, I guess.
02:45 Not really.
02:46 It's quite expensive right now.
02:48 Your living expenses, the rent and things.
02:51 The food is also expensive right now.
02:53 Mostly, like, crisis.
02:55 Like, government crisis.
02:56 Parliament fighting.
02:57 Maybe food, travel.
02:59 Otherwise,
03:00 how much will it increase?
03:03 It's all about the economy.
03:05 It's a bit strange,
03:10 so I have to understand.
03:12 I should understand first.
03:14 Because, after all,
03:16 this is a big issue.
03:19 You can't just make decisions.
03:21 I think, still the world,
03:23 it does work.
03:24 Because there's still the world
03:26 upon their perspective.
03:28 There are different perspectives
03:30 in different young generations.
03:31 Why did we vote when we were 21?
03:34 There's a reason.
03:35 Because when I was 18,
03:37 I didn't know anything about politics.
03:39 I didn't understand.
03:41 Maybe when you vote at 21,
03:43 you'll see more things,
03:44 you'll have your own judgment.
03:46 You'll vote for the party you want to vote for.
03:48 Very, very important.
03:54 Voting helps us to
03:57 select the leader we want.
03:59 It's important.
04:00 I just randomly voted for a party.
04:03 If I don't want to change the result,
04:05 it's bad.
04:06 It's like an opinion, you know?
04:08 You pick, why is the reason,
04:10 you pick this government.
04:11 And if more majority people give more opinions
04:14 on why we pick this government,
04:16 then that government wins.
04:17 Maybe it helps the country to choose a leader
04:20 who can lead the country to a better direction.
04:25 Although not much knowledge of politics,
04:27 most young people still think
04:29 voting and civic responsibility are very important.
04:31 Even if you're weak,
04:32 you can influence the result at any time.
04:34 Do you think so too?
04:36 Remember to share it with them.
04:37 The voters in 6 states,
04:38 remember to vote for the party you want
04:40 and vote with your family and friends.
04:42 Remember to follow the "Voters in 6 States"
04:44 to see more news about the election.
04:47 Apple Action News.
04:48 (upbeat music)
04:50 you