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▐ 热点专题▐ 💡 开斋节前夕,马来甘榜点灯,不只是装饰?!

马来甘榜的家家户户都会点起一盏盏的Pelita土油灯,其实,这不仅仅是为了庆祝开斋节,还有更深的文化意义! 在霹雳江沙,甚至还有“土油灯节”……

🚀 这背后的故事,你知道多少?
🎥 立即观看影片,一起走进这项马来传统文化!

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00:00Teenagers nowadays always thought that we are telling them a fairy tale.
00:05They never believe us.
00:07If possible, we want to bring this to our grandchildren.
00:10If possible, until forever.
00:11This is not a normal oil lamp.
00:13I feel like I'm back to my childhood.
00:17As a Malaysian, have you noticed that every time it's the last day of the month,
00:21when passing by the village,
00:22every household will light up a huge oil lamp.
00:25But in Penang, it's even more special.
00:27Every time it's the last day of the month,
00:29the villagers will not only light up an oil lamp,
00:31many villages will also hold a Pesta Panjut,
00:33an oil lamp lighting competition.
00:35Using oil lamps to create different styles and themes,
00:38it's a real feast.
00:39Whether it's lighting up or oil lamp festival,
00:41its history and meaning,
00:42how much do you know?
00:43Let's find out.
00:44This festival is called Panjut.
00:46Panjut Kegasi.
00:47Every year, they make it in different shapes.
00:50Like this year, they raised the Kuala Kangsar by themselves.
00:54It's still growing.
00:55They raised the Kuala Kangsar by themselves.
00:58Because in other places, not even in Malaysia.
01:00This Pesta Panjut is not just for fun,
01:03but also to show our unity among the people.
01:10We are united to feel the joy of the festival itself.
01:15If you follow it, there is nothing symbolic.
01:17It's just for fun.
01:21It's a tradition.
01:22In the past, there was electricity, right?
01:23With this lamp, they will brighten the atmosphere of the house.
01:26In fact, the whole of Malaysia,
01:28they will light up the Kuala Kangsar in front of the house.
01:30We have seen it on our way here.
01:32But they don't have this design.
01:35It's like this all the time.
01:36It's around their house.
01:38It's in Ramadan this month,
01:40Zaijian this month.
01:41The last few days, it's before Eid.
01:47The place of this Pesta Panjut is in the village.
01:51In the city, we live in the area of flats.
01:54It's not suitable for the people around us in terms of smell.
01:57It creates an unpleasant smell.
01:59There are many differences.
02:00Because now I live in a house in the park.
02:03Not everyone does this.
02:04The house will go back to the village and leave it empty.
02:08I live in the park.
02:09That's what I'm looking for in the village.
02:11Now, they use LED lamps.
02:14It's different to use oil.
02:16I feel like I'm back to my childhood.
02:21If it weren't for us, who would maintain this generation?
02:24Kids these days use their phones a lot.
02:27They seem to have forgotten.
02:28So when they have this, it's like they remember.
02:31Many people don't know what the Panjut is for.
02:34When to install it, when to install it,
02:37how to install it, and so on.
02:39For the future generations to come.
02:42If we don't maintain it, the next generation won't know.
02:45Tradition is important.
02:47Tradition must be maintained because it is a symbol
02:50for the people here and for us to celebrate Eid.
02:55I bring my children because I want to maintain our tradition of celebrating Eid.
03:01Before, when I was in the village, I did install it.
03:03I did it myself with my mother and my siblings.
03:06We live in the same house.
03:08My house, my mother's house, and my mother's house in front are all installed.
03:11It's like it's connected.
03:14In the past, we didn't have electricity.
03:17So, people used to install the Panjut all the way from their homes
03:22to the place of worship, the surau.
03:24Now, because we already have street lights,
03:27that's why we want to maintain the Panjut.
03:31Because we don't want to be affected by modernization.
03:33People always say, the Panjut.
03:36But what is actually the Panjut?
03:39Some people do it on a small scale.
03:42But this one is on a giant scale.
03:44That's why we call it the Panjut Pergasi.
03:48This is a panjang.
03:51The panjang is what we use to make the panjang.
03:54This is how we make the panjang.
03:56This is how we make the panjang.
03:59This is how we make the panjang.
04:01This is called the panjang.
04:03This is the panjang.
04:05That's why we call it here, Panjut Kedahsi.
04:08This is a tradition, a legacy.
04:10A legacy of Nenek Moyang that must be passed on to our children.
04:15We don't want to wait until one day,
04:17when we talk about Panjut Kelita,
04:19our children will not know what Panjut is or what Kelita is.
04:23I think everybody, every parent, grandparent,
04:27they still have this story, have the history back in their mind.
04:33And actually, they want to share and show.
04:36But for a few years, no place having this kind of thing.
04:40So now they can show, not just give them a storytelling.
04:44Because teenagers nowadays,
04:46always thought that we are telling them a fairy tale.
04:50They never believe us.
04:52But when we can show them like this,
04:55it's something valuable.
04:57Not just value in terms of money,
04:59but the value in terms of historical, culture,
05:04the art.
05:07So this is called the 27-leaf lantern festival.
05:10One of the sayings is,
05:11when there were no lanterns in ancient times,
05:13Muslims would light up the way for people to go back to the church.
05:17But now, in the age of technology,
05:20we can still see people insisting on lighting up the lanterns by hand.
05:23Organizing big and small competitions to find sponsors.
05:25Just to keep this legacy, it's really precious.
05:28For the people of Myanmar,
05:29the traditional festival is often close to us.
05:31But it feels very strange.
05:33Through today's video,
05:34how can we let you know more about the custom of Muslims?
05:38Do you have any activities similar to the lantern festival in your hometown?
05:40Welcome to leave a comment.
05:41If you like this video,
05:43please like and share it.
05:45Let more people around you know.
05:46Let's learn about the traditional culture of the Uyghurs together.

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