Travel from Singapore to Malaysia, then back to Singapore and fly back to Haikou. It's not strange to see what I experienced during the trip, but I responded to those few words: go to what mountain and sing what song, be at peace with what you encounter, and follow the customs of the country...
Or the tour guide is right: when you get on the tour bus, you must have three "10 million" - don't compare, don't be picky, and don't sleep in the car! Otherwise, not to mention the anger, the key is a pity for the mood along the way, the happiness of the limited process, and the scenery along the way.
Five days have passed, and I have been eating, drinking, and sleeping in a foreign country for five days and four nights, isn't it strange? Yes, a little trivial insight and feelings, but also benefit, write it down as a souvenir.
After savoring it carefully, the humanistic atmosphere of the two countries has many things in common, and some of them will make people laugh dumbly.
Maybe Singapore was once a dependency of Malaysia, and it was also because the "two brothers" used to play for the same country, right? As a result, although Singapore and Malaysia have their own doors, the "old horse" and "new brother" emotions in their bones are self-evident in the tone of the tour guides. The customs, slang titles, eating habits, and even the laws and regulations of the two countries are still inextricably linked, and the two sides are incompatible, meaning the same ancestry.
Girls are called chubby, men are called short, and the most popular name.
There is a steering wheel on the left side of the car and a steering wheel on the right.
The Manchurian race has "three egg faces", namely the Malays with tea eggs, the egg-colored Chinese, and the Indians with black eggs.
Everyone loves their own hairstyle image, ** hair is partial, and hair oil must be used.
The polite "thank you" of the Malays made the Han people in the country of etiquette disagree: "Take your mother to the play".
The frugal guesthouse is almost "homeless": toothbrushes, toothpaste, combs and slippers are not provided.
The Malays are the most disgusted with their left hand, and they are most proud to eat with their right hand.
The toilets are all furnished: a gate-controlled stinging pipe on the left-hand wall. Always use prickly water instead of toilet paper after using the toilet.
Mythical tree roots, grass blades for medicinal properties. In particular, myths are a kind of root "Tongkat Ali" and "Thousand Miles Chasing Wind Oil" herbal coating.
Bak Kut Teh is a recipe inherited from the early years of the Chinese, using large pieces of pork bones with meat and herbs to cook soup, and it has become a national dish that can be used to cook and tea.
There are many types of toll items, ranging from RM2 to toilets and cards on highways.
Chinese characters and Han architecture can be seen everywhere, and when you unintentionally look up on the street, you often feel like you are in the middle of a Chinese street.
The whole country likes fried food, strong salty taste, and big-bellied people are everywhere for men and women.
Women cover their faces, and female policemen are no exception.
In the finished bread, the curry chicken is filled with tin foil, which is called bread chicken, and has become a famous dish of the Malay people.
The Malays are obsessed with public service, and even if they work as security guards and cleaning staff, they are not ashamed to associate with merchants and hawkers.
Coach drivers in the two countries never ask for rewards, but they collect tips through "giveaways" distributed by tour guides.
Some of the rules are ridiculous - you can smoke with your head above the sky and your feet on the ground, but you must not breathe clouds and fog under the eaves of a house one foot away.
Wherever there is a service area toilet, there must be a very regular place for Muslims to pray.
Both countries share a 110-volt triple jaw plug socket, but the UBS socket on the TV can be used for charging.