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Harmony In A Country Analysis

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According to the British dictionary which is Collin English Dictionary, definition for harmony stand for agreement in action, opinion and feeling .Our world are divided to many section of life.Some of it are in harmony , rich and a modern country. But the other side of the world are still facing with a war , and the people of the country could not even afford to buy food for them to eat. All of this happened because they could not appease the problems the face with harmony discussion. The harmony in each country are the source of peace to the people that live in the country. Even in a small group of people need a harmony and the harmony are the one who tied them together for them to be able to live together for a long time. Hence, harmony …show more content…

We are suppose to learn from the past. For example , in eleventh September, 2001 , where a group of muslim people bombed one of the building in USA which is the World Trade Center building. This is the where the muslims got the title of terrorist which is still remain until today. Just like in a couple of week ago, where a woman who swam at one of the France’s beach wearing burqini, which is a type of swimsuit that covers the whole body except the face, the hands and the feet was forced to take off the suit. What do you this the reason of this to happened? It is because of this racist problem. There were no harmony that able us to understand each other although we are different in religion, languages or skin colour. Another event that still remain as a bad memory for Malaysian peoples is the memory of thirteenth May , 1969. Three main race in Malaysia which are Malay, Chinese and indian are hating each other and created a war between them. At the time, they did not realize how important the harmony for them to be one in order to fight …show more content…

The relationship between Israel and Palestine are no more than the superior and the interior. They were bombed , their home and their school were destroyed with no mercy. The number of died people increased in each minute. Israel , continuously pouring bomb to the land of Palestine , are for the sake of theirself. Should they be in the shoes of the interior, will they still do the same? The harmony still does not nurtured in the mind of Israel. Even when asked the reason of the repression, they manipulated the situation by putting the blame on the Palestinian by saying that they were attacked first and just trying to defend themselves by attacking back. When one , start to think greatly about himself, the harmony can not be

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