Put differences aside and come together to celebrate our diverse cultures and traditions to preserve the country’s unity, say young Malaysians.
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00:00Young Malaysians are calling for unity, by embracing the country's rich tapestry of cultures
00:12and traditions. They stress that celebrating diversity, whether through shared festivals
00:18or the love of food, enhances national cohesion and fosters a stronger sense of togetherness.
00:25The thing I love about Malaysia is definitely our food. The never-ending, amazing taste
00:31of the Nasi Lemak and the Norti Canai. And then, you know, the teh tarik kurang manis
00:37and all those jazz. I also love the traditional clothes. I would really love to try other
00:44traditional. You can see I'm in baju Melayu today. To all the Malaysians out there, do
00:49not care about your race, your gender, or anything. We're all one. We're all as a family
00:56and we're one Malaysian.
01:20I think unity in Malaysia has come really far in the last few years. I feel like we're
01:24all working together towards the same goal and to be one Malaysia.
01:32Absolutely. I think we're all here to celebrate this weekend together. All races, all types
01:38of traditions and do it all together here at Central Market.
01:41Malaysia, I love their diversity between every race and I love the fact that we have the
01:47same common things that we love, like sports, food, and then upcoming celebration for Merdeka.
01:58We all are together and that's what I love the most.
02:03I hope that we still stick with each other. Hopefully, the new generation will continue
02:11the diversity of Malaysia.