Comments on: the chinese dilemma http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/ Wasting your bandwidth since 1999 Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:44:59 +0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: ekompute http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-560613 ekompute Tue, 24 May 2011 17:47:21 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-560613 Ye Lin-Sheng was a product of the Mahathir era. Many perception in his book, "The Chinese Dilemma", was based on mainstream media lies that were fed to the public by the Mahathir administration and which everyone, including me, had been deluded. With the explosion in internet information, we have now realized that Mahathir is not as clean as he was made out to be. Even the cause of May 13, suspected to be hatched by certain factions within UMNO, has now being proven beyond doubt, with the release of declassified documents in the London Public Office and which Kua Kia Soong has daringly published in his book, "May 13: Declassified Documents on the Malaysian Riots of 1969". Ye Lin-Sheng also had the misconception that a Chinese could easily have become a Malay if he is prepared to embrace Islam and forgo Chinese culture. He seems rather naive, sad to say. Ye Lin-Sheng was a product of the Mahathir era. Many perception in his book, “The Chinese Dilemma”, was based on mainstream media lies that were fed to the public by the Mahathir administration and which everyone, including me, had been deluded. With the explosion in internet information, we have now realized that Mahathir is not as clean as he was made out to be. Even the cause of May 13, suspected to be hatched by certain factions within UMNO, has now being proven beyond doubt, with the release of declassified documents in the London Public Office and which Kua Kia Soong has daringly published in his book, “May 13: Declassified Documents on the Malaysian Riots of 1969″. Ye Lin-Sheng also had the misconception that a Chinese could easily have become a Malay if he is prepared to embrace Islam and forgo Chinese culture. He seems rather naive, sad to say.

]]> By: white http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-558301 white Sat, 07 Aug 2010 23:58:39 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-558301 can anyone explain about this book? I want to know the contents of this book? hope whoever is reading can explain to me can anyone explain about this book?
I want to know the contents of this book? hope whoever is reading can explain to me

]]> By: Mao Zedong http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-558123 Mao Zedong Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:29:22 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-558123 china in decline for 300-years till 1978. 70% are peasants into 20th century. china missed 1. scientific and Industrial revolution. china missed the progress of the last 500 years. 2. china like egypt, india, greece, persia. france, UK, spain or PIIGS. . stuck in the "past" joke in 2010 great in past. what about Now 2010. china in decline for 300-years till 1978.
70% are peasants into 20th century.

china missed

1. scientific and Industrial revolution.
china missed the progress of the last 500 years.

2. china like egypt, india, greece, persia. france, UK, spain or PIIGS.
. stuck in the “past” joke in 2010

great in past. what about Now 2010.

]]> By: zikri http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-556317 zikri Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:25:32 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-556317 just read the book (how late), i'm from eastern coast and it's difficult to find this kind of book except in popular and MPH (MPH is not yet available in Kelantan)... a worthwhile reading and makes me ponder.. the writer wrote very frankly.. I've had quite a few of chinese friends and i always find myself looking up on them because of their success in life.. studies.. business etc..a lot we Malay must learn.. i think all should read this book and be frank with each other.. why not live happily and share the small portion of pie together (sound lame).. of course nothing and nobody is perfect... but why not improve our circle of influence and have a mutual respect despite all the differences.. this place is no utopia but i cannot see any other place like malaysia.. just my humble opinian just read the book (how late), i’m from eastern coast and it’s difficult to find this kind of book except in popular and MPH (MPH is not yet available in Kelantan)… a worthwhile reading and makes me ponder.. the writer wrote very frankly.. I’ve had quite a few of chinese friends and i always find myself looking up on them because of their success in life.. studies.. business etc..a lot we Malay must learn.. i think all should read this book and be frank with each other.. why not live happily and share the small portion of pie together (sound lame).. of course nothing and nobody is perfect… but why not improve our circle of influence and have a mutual respect despite all the differences.. this place is no utopia but i cannot see any other place like malaysia.. just my humble opinian

]]> By: Peter http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-83294 Peter Tue, 20 Mar 2007 04:49:13 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-83294 Malaysian Chinese are wasting their time dreaming things will get better. They are already subject to what is effectively a Muslim "TAX" on non-Muslims viz the National Economic Policy favouring (Muslim) Malays which UMNO says will now be the 'Never Ending Policy'. Migrate, if you can and let the Malays alone. Things are not going to get better when the oil runs out and the jobs all go to China (and India). Malaysian Chinese are wasting their time dreaming things will get better. They are already subject to what is effectively a Muslim “TAX” on non-Muslims viz the National Economic Policy favouring (Muslim) Malays which UMNO says will now be the ‘Never Ending Policy’. Migrate, if you can and let the Malays alone. Things are not going to get better when the oil runs out and the jobs all go to China (and India).

]]> By: HalfManHalfBiscuit http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5915 HalfManHalfBiscuit Sun, 22 Jan 2006 03:23:30 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5915 "I think Chinese girls definitely have a dilemma because they have to spend so much money dying their hair. I was also thinking of dying my hair but then I don’t have the money (sigh)" Hmmm... I can't say I've noticed, not here in England anyway. They have the typical lustrous black/ dark brown locks you'd expect, or am I mistaken and Chinese girls dye it that way because they're naturally purple headed or something??? “I think Chinese girls definitely have a dilemma because they have to spend so much money dying their hair. I was also thinking of dying my hair but then I don’t have the money (sigh)”

Hmmm… I can’t say I’ve noticed, not here in England anyway. They have the typical lustrous black/ dark brown locks you’d expect, or am I mistaken and Chinese girls dye it that way because they’re naturally purple headed or something???

]]> By: Pokemon http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5912 Pokemon Sat, 21 Jan 2006 16:45:18 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5912 I think Chinese girls definitely have a dilemma because they have to spend so much money dying their hair. I was also thinking of dying my hair but then I don't have the money (sigh). <strong>Suanie: erm in my case, not like I can help it if my hair wants to go all white... hereditary lah, boh pian</strong> I think Chinese girls definitely have a dilemma because they have to spend so much money dying their hair. I was also thinking of dying my hair but then I don’t have the money (sigh).

Suanie:
erm in my case, not like I can help it if my hair wants to go all white… hereditary lah, boh pian

]]> By: Lainie http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5911 Lainie Sat, 21 Jan 2006 14:57:21 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5911 Hmmm...I'm broke. Maybe bookswap next time? :D <strong>Suanie: Sure can :D</strong> Hmmm…I’m broke. Maybe bookswap next time? :D

Suanie:
Sure can :D

]]> By: Dabido(Teflon) http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5904 Dabido(Teflon) Sat, 21 Jan 2006 09:17:09 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5904 vOices - the past is the past? Those who don't learn from the past are doom to repeat it. <i>'Just get your ass over here in Malaysia and date her.'</i> Why ME out of all people on the planet? Why not someone already in Malaysia ... it's less distance for them to swim. vOices – the past is the past? Those who don’t learn from the past are doom to repeat it.

‘Just get your ass over here in Malaysia and date her.’

Why ME out of all people on the planet?
Why not someone already in Malaysia … it’s less distance for them to swim.

]]> By: Beefstew http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5896 Beefstew Fri, 20 Jan 2006 19:23:48 +0000 http://www.suanie.net/2006/01/20/the-chinese-dilemma/#comment-5896 Yep, ah bad, They are all the bestest...as long as you discuss only how nice the rendang is and nothing else. Now that's Malaysian open mindedness and respect. Chinese are not always right but they are just selfish. If not ar, those Kung Fu masters would have documented all the kung fus and I wouldn't be wasting my money to buy car and petrol. Provided enough 'mana'... I'll be flying/windwalk to work right now. Darn those Chinese... Yep, ah bad,

They are all the bestest…as long as you discuss only how nice the rendang is and nothing else. Now that’s Malaysian open mindedness and respect.

Chinese are not always right but they are just selfish. If not ar, those Kung Fu masters would have documented all the kung fus and I wouldn’t be wasting my money to buy car and petrol. Provided enough ‘mana’… I’ll be flying/windwalk to work right now. Darn those Chinese…

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