Culture Of Malaysia Essay

The initial of human settlement in Malaysia began about two million years ago. At the dawn of 15th century, first and most historical of a state government called Malacca. The history has proven that this small country has established an important trade centre in the world. Therefore, many merchants from various countries such as India, China and Arab Peninsular were sending out large fleets of ships to trade their merchandise in southern part of Asia and also Malacca and so that today Malaysia is one of the world’s top 30 trading nations. Some of the traders stayed and married with the original residents of the country. Thus, Malaysia has established variety of ethnics such as Indian and Chinese but them always being tolerant to each other

As the United State writer, Thomas Berry,” Diversity is the magic. It is the first manifestation, the beginning of the differentiation of a thing and of simple identity. Because the greater the diversity, the greater the perfection”. In the scope of Malaysia, the most striking characteristic of Malaysian is their diversity of ethnicity, culture, religion and also food. In this country, there are many ethnics lived together in a community because we want to create a harmonious society. This Great Spirit came when Malaysia’s fourth Prime Minister, Tun Dr. Mahathir, in 1981 marked the start of a new era in the nation’s politics. Right from the start, he prioritized shaking the Malaysian, mindset out of the colonial mould, to make Malaysians more united and most importantly he established “The Vision 2020”.This vision told us that this nation should achieve all the targets that arranged by him in the year 2020. The vision is almost perfectly achieve when Malaysia never had any war since we have obtained the independence liberty in 1957.This is because the Malaysian populace always be understand with each other. We also does not have disturbance or riot by any races because we had feel the harmonious today. As the saying goes by the Secretary General, Kofi Annan, “We may have different religions, different languages, different colored skin, but we