Every year in March, August and December are Malaysia's "shopping carnival", there will be many tourists to the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur to travel and shop, the local Chinese population living in Kuala Lumpur accounts for more than 36%, Malay, English and Mandarin are also the main local languages of communication, and most of the local residents can basically speak two or even three languages.
Kuala Lumpur is the capital and largest city of Malaysia, with a population of 1.7952 million square kilometers, and a diverse and prosperous metropolis due to the fusion of Eastern and Western civilizations.
In many countries, when we go to the local Chinatown, we will find that there is almost no difference between the goods there and the domestic ones, all of which are Chinese gathering there, and then opening shops and selling goods, basically about the "Chinese symbol" goods, as if returning to the country to shop.
Kuala Lumpur is also divided into a new city and an old city, the new city is mostly some modern buildings, such as high-rise buildings and wide roads, and compared with the old city, it lacks a little human touch.
Most tourists to Kuala Lumpur to play, will choose to go to the old city, the old city is quite large, although the development is backward and the road is narrow, but the road on both sides of the old houses left over from decades ago and the colonial buildings, are worth visiting and appreciating, in the old city, Malaysia's traditional food and clothing can also be seen everywhere.
From the Central Mall to the Mosque is Kuala Lumpur's Old Town, where buildings bring together different styles of Malay, Western, Japanese and Indian, ranging from old mosques and early two-storey buildings to modern office towers of high style. This is the first step in enjoying the scenery of Kuala Lumpur and the whole of Malaysia.
The average monthly salary in Kuala Lumpur is RM9,000, equivalent to RMB13,550, and many people have an average monthly salary between RM6,000 and RM8,000.
House prices in Kuala Lumpur are not cheap, and the average unit price of a dwelling is equivalent to between RMB20,000 and RMB40,000, depending on the location and supporting facilities. Housing prices in the old city are much lower than in the new city, and the population is more concentrated. Most of the houses in Kuala Lumpur are well-decorated, equipped with home appliances, kitchen and bathroom, and free parking spaces for buying houses.
Many people who have been to Kuala Lumpur have different views on the city, they think that the development of Kuala Lumpur is only superficial, in fact, it is not as good as some second-tier cities in the country, walking on the streets of Kuala Lumpur, although it is a developed capital city, but the streets of the old city are full of "dirty and messy" atmosphere.
Most of Malaysia's labor force is mainly based on the employment of foreign workers, such as Indonesia, Bangladesh, Nepal, India, etc. In Kuala Lumpur, you can often see these foreign migrant workers, who live with their families in the Old Town, living in simple rental houses and speaking not very fluent English and Malay.
Kuala Lumpur's main economic pillar is the service industry, many people engaged in the service industry look very much like the Malays, but in fact, they are Indonesian, small traders and hawkers look like Chinese, but in fact it is Myanmar or Vietnam, Kuala Lumpur has a famous Chinatown called Petaling Street, but walk around will find that here is actually called "Wailao Street" is more appropriate, because inside and outside, There are three or four Chinese, and the rest are all foreign workers doing business, busy before and after.
The Big Safflower is the national flower of Malaysia, also known as Fuso and Hibiscus, which was introduced to the Malay Peninsula through trade before the 12th century, and the Malaysian Ringgit, whether it is a banknote or a coin, is printed with the pattern of the Big Red Flower. The big red flower is also the name of the local Chinese in Malaysia for the national flower of Malaysia, which is one of the red hibiscus.
Kuala Lumpur has many high-rise buildings, known as the "tallest tower in Southeast Asia", the tower is 421 meters high, completed in April 1996, located in the downtown coffee hill, its wind-resistant structure is enough to withstand the wind force of 90 miles per hour, the overall breathtaking, can be called the symbol of Kuala Lumpur.
Kuala Lumpur Oil Twin Towers, 452 meters high, is the world's tallest "Twin Towers", it is known as the tallest building in Malaysia, independent towers look like two huge corn, so also known as "Twin Peaks Tower", there is also a 4500 parking spaces underground parking lot.
Residents living in Kuala Lumpur used to choose to travel by bus, but in recent years, although the development of rail transit, but the scale of the line is very limited, generally travel by car, or by taxi.
Most people living in Kuala Lumpur choose to buy their own private cars, where the price of oil and the cost of car ownership are relatively low, and although the road is often congested during commuting, it is rare for locals to drive and honk their horns.
Kuala Lumpur is a "city that never sleeps", you go to food stalls, food stalls and dessert shops at twelve o'clock in the middle of the night, you may not find a seat to sit, this is a place full of fireworks, a rich food stall on the side of the road may be able to offset your homesickness. Friends can make up for the street barbecue stalls and food stalls scattered throughout the summer in China, and you can probably imagine the night in Kuala Lumpur.
Kuala Lumpur is a multi-point city that doesn't have to be convenient to live in the city centre, with shopping malls and numerous restaurants in basically every area, as well as living facilities such as schools and hospitals.
Usually there is a cold and fever of this small disease, locals generally go to the public hospital to see, the whole process as long as you pay the registration fee, generally 2 yuan (RMB), of course, this benefit is for Malaysians, but if foreigners have a second home status can also enjoy the same treatment.
Due to its proximity to the equator, Kuala Lumpur has mild weather almost all year round, so there is almost no need to prepare thick clothes here, such as designer sports T-shirts, which cost more than 400 yuan if it is in China, but only about 100 yuan can be bought in Kuala Lumpur.
The price level of food in Kuala Lumpur is not as high as imagined, and it is only about 16 yuan per capita to eat in a cheap restaurant in Kuala Lumpur, and it costs about 42.9 yuan for a medium restaurant, which can be afforded by ordinary people.
There are four free buses in Kuala Lumpur, namely the Red Line, Purple Line, Blue Line and Green Line, and the tourist attractions that can be reached by these four routes are also very numerous, and if you have the opportunity, you can take these free buses, and it is also very convenient to take these four free buses, almost all tourist attractions can be reached.
Many netizens have said that the attitude of the Chinese in Kuala Lumpur towards Chinese tourists is not particularly enthusiastic, and even less enthusiastic than the locals in Malaysia, in fact, the attitude of the Chinese in Malaysia towards Chinese tourists is also very good.