八点最热报 | 副首相法迪拉在一场警察部队的活动上呼吁，警队必须加强在网上拦截这些“毒帖子”的能力。他还提醒，大马人要以2010年埃及的“阿拉伯之春”作为警惕，当年埃及就是因为网上到处都是仇恨和分裂的言论，才导致了动乱。（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:30In 2010, Egypt's Arab Spring as a warning.
00:34At that time, Egypt was caused by hatred and split speech everywhere on the Internet.
00:41Although some keyboard warriors deliberately tore up racial relations on social media,
00:46but there are also some other people.
00:48They are in this sacred and full of blessings Zhajieyue,
00:52through actual actions to enhance the friendship between our country's cross-ethnic groups.
00:56Let's see the report.
00:58The Malay sisters are swaying with the Malay music.
01:02On the other side of the screen, the Chinese sisters are dancing in the square.
01:08But dancing is just a warm-up.
01:10The point of the activity is that regardless of race or skin color,
01:13everyone has to challenge the Malay song Ketupat together.
01:16With the coming of the festival,
01:18Wei Xiaolong, a Chinese member of Penang Wujidinya,
01:20held a Malay song production exchange with Ray Wong Ketupat in the election area.
01:24Everyone sat in one place.
01:26Each group had the first-hand experience of the Malay sister as a tutor.
01:30She taught the Malay song to her friends and family.
01:34Whether it was the Indian sister or the Chinese aunt,
01:37everyone was very focused on learning the culture of the Egyptian people.
01:40Very happy.
01:41It's fun.
01:42There are a lot of Indians, Chinese and Malays.
01:46Have you ever done Ketupat before?
01:48Yes, I have eaten it.
01:51I don't know how to do it.
01:53It's a little difficult.
01:54But I can teach and do it.
01:56Before this, there were no Chinese, Malays and Indians.
02:01It's not good to only speak Malay.
02:03We can share knowledge on how to make Ketupat.
02:07You teach, I learn.
02:08The groups taught and learned from each other to make the Malay song Ketupat.
02:12The participants were all very impressed.
02:14This kind of cross-ethnic learning is very interesting.
02:16However, whether it is interesting or not,
02:18whether everyone's learning results and works have passed or not?
02:21YB, who learned it himself,
02:23was very nervous.
02:25But the other sisters
02:27were very proud to be in front of the camera.
02:32During Ramadan, we think it's a good event.
02:36We can share experiences and traditions.
02:39Malays can invite Chinese and Indians to make Ketupat.
02:43I think through food and traditions like this,
02:47it can strengthen the unity in our country.
02:54By weaving, the participants weave
02:57not only the cultural and food symbols of Malaysia,
03:01but also the diversity and beauty of Malaysia.