Showing posts with label #China. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #China. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

KENALI PANDA FENG YI DAN FU WA


SELAMAT DATANG FU WA DAN FENG YI

Fu Wa adalah si panda jantan dan Feng Yi pula si betina.

Setelah menaiki penerbangan 4 jam dari Chengdu ke Malaysia, pasangan panda gergasi, Fu Wa dan Feng Yi mula menyesuaikan diri di penempatan baru mereka di Zoo Negara. Kedua-dua beruang ini dijangka kembali aktif dan kebiasaannya mengambil masa 24 jam untuk menyesuaikan diri dengan persekitaran baru.

Setibanya di kuarantin Zoo Negara Fu Wa yang pada kebiasaannya suka memakan buluh tetapi telah bertukar selera kepada rebung pula.


Fu Wa dan Feng Yi yang dipinjamkan ke Malaysia merupakan haiwan berprofil tinggi yang pernah dipilih sebagai salah satu ikon Sukan Olimpik Beijing pada 2008 dan merupakan pengembara berpengalaman yang pernah mendiami beberapa zoo dan pusat-pusat pemuliharaan panda di seluruh China.

Dilahirkan pada hari dan tahun yang sama, kedua Fu Wa dan Feng Yi membesar di pusat pemuliharaan panda di Wolong, Sichuan, China.



Panda jantan, Fu Wa yang bermaksud 'Anak Patung Bertuah' lebih ceria dan aktif manakala panda betina, Feng Yi atau maksud namanya 'Burung Jentayu Yang Cantik' lebih suka bersantai.

Perwatakan Fu Wa boleh mendengar arahan dan mudah faham arahan dengan cepat, malahan dia agak mesra dengan penjaganya. Feng Yi pula agak lambat mendengar arahan kerana sikapnya yang gemar relaks.

Walaupun kelihatan sama tetapi sebenarnya Fu Wa dan Feng Yi mempunyai perbezaan yang ketara. Perbezaan Fu Wa panda jantan nampak pada mukanya terdapat tompok mata berbentuk nombor lapan dan dahi dia agak lebar dan bulat. Feng Yi pula mempunyai hidung kecil dan memanjang.

Panda disifatkan sebagai simbol penting persahabatan dan ia hanya boleh dijumpai di China. Hanya negara yang dianggap sahabat dipinjamkan haiwan yang cukup istimewa itu sebagai simbolik keakraban kedua negara.

Apabila panda ini dihantar ke Malaysia ini sebeanrnya satu simbol bahawa hubungan kerajaan itu tidak pernah jejas sama sekali di mana isu MH370 bukanlah isu sejarah hitam dan hubungan itu terus berjalan dalam hal ini. 

Peminjaman panda gergasi kepada zoo luar negara oleh China diamalkan sejak 1970-an dan ia menandakan pertukaran budaya antara China dengan negara-negara yang mempunyai jalinan diplomatik.

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

DEAR #CHINA ... PRESENTING OUR SHILA AMZAH

Earlier, our Malaysia's very own Shila Amzah, has put this country in international stage when she won China's Asian Wave 2012 that was held in Shanghai, China.

She mesmerized the judges and audience with this number... Set Fire to the Rain;

 

 

Moving forward, Shila participated in a  Chinese version of the reality I Am A Singer and broadcasted on Hunan Television. Now its drawing one step closer to crowning its second season champion as the hit show’s semifinal aired last few days and as a result, Shila is in the finals!

 

Let's see her energetic and mesmerizing performance that qualifies her to the finals. Witness the audience's reaction, it appears that they were so impressed and appreciate the temples of Mandarin songs presented by Shila.

 


   

Shila is a reality singing contest veteran, the champion of Asian Wave and runner-up of One In A Million. She has the experience and knows how to deal with the pressure of a grand finale. Despite recent events, Shila remains legitimately popular in China and has a solid fanbase. Rumours suggest that the immensely popular Wang Leehom will be Shila’s duet partner next week, boosting her prospects of making the top five.

 
And while the performance results mostly mirrored the trends of previous weeks, Shila Amzah anomalous were in sixth place. Some questioned whether her low score was the result of Chinese backlash over the Malaysian government’s handling of the Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 investigation.

In last week’s episode, the eliminated contestants and their replacements were given a chance to rejoin the competition. The top three performers that week, Shila, Zhang Jie, and Gary, then joined the singers who had never faced elimination in the semifinal. 

Final is due on this Friday and before anyone could deny this talented young singer from Malaysia to win, watch her sways and aspect of her voice. So far, Shila still survived even two Malaysian singer Gary Chaw and Victor Wong were eliminated in the previous episode.

Whatever backlash that would be predicted, we pray Shila can step up to win and make us Malaysians proud once again.

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

#MH370 : #CHINA CELEBRITIES ASKED TO PRESSURE THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT AND NOT #MALAYSIA



It is learned that China's people vented their anger over missing MH370 to Malaysians mounted from their celebrities such as Zhang Ziyi, Meng Fei, Ada Choi and Chen Kun over statements such as in their microblogging Sina Weibo;

“Malaysia’s government, you are wrong not to take due responsibility [before] the international community,” and “You are wrong not to revere life. You are wrong not to respect the universal quest for truth.” They are from Zhang Ziyi on her Sina Weibo microblogging account.

A TV host Yang Lan, who also enjoys a strong social-media presence, wrote, “My heart is intertwined with grief and anger. What are Malaysia Airlines and the Malaysia military hiding?”

It did not stop there when some of our Malaysian artistes such as Fish Leong and Victor Wong, who worked in China received insults dan harsh remarks. Fish Leong was mentioned by China President Xi Jinping during his diplomatic visit to Kuala Lumpur for illustrating the pop cultural similarities between the two countries and the media and netizens have given a very wide positive coverage but now it was overturned.

However, inciting provoking statements by these China artists was chided by critics from Pan Caifu and Zhao Chu . According to the South China Morning Post, such provocative statements from artists like Chen Kun is very irresponsible when they should refrain from abusing their influence to further tensions.

Zhao Chu lashed out at China people that they should put pressure to their governments instead, demand for better communication and coordination between the two countries and not condemn those who have nothing to do with the tragedy of the missing aircraft.

Some Sina Weibo users who came to their senses, has lashed out against those who launched attacks at Malaysian citizens and urged 'rational patriotism', where instead of blindly boycotting Malaysia and fanning hatred, people should focus on finding the truth for the sake of the passengers' families.

At times everything is at your fingertips, Malaysians, especially her Chinese netizens started answering them with questions such as;

"Such unfair criticism whilst China's superior air and sea capabilities, they are still not able to locate the aircraft?

"China is demanding the full truth and complete transparency about the plane crash? How about they come clean on their Tiananmen Square first ? "

Part of the social media debate also centred on how Chinese anger against Malaysia could be pushing the Southeast Asian ally closer towards the United States.

Microbloggers cited a Twitter message posted by the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur, saying: “Not giving up. We're with you Malaysia" and the reply is, “Even if the US was only pretending to be friends [with Malaysia], I think it might be working.” 


Friday, March 28, 2014

#MH370 : UPDATES FROM #MALAYSIA FOR #CHINA

MH370 PRESS STATEMENT
BY MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, MALAYSIA
THURSDAY, 27 MARCH 2014
 
CHINESE SPECIAL ENVOY

His Excellency Zhang Yesui and
Dato’ Seri Hishammuddin

  • Yesterday, His Excellency Zhang Yesui, the Chinese Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and Special Envoy of the Government of China, met with the Prime Minister and Dato’ Seri Hishammuddin, the Acting Minister of Transport and the Minister of Defence.
  • Following the meeting with Dato’ Seri Hishammuddin, His Excellency Zhang Yesui also received a comprehensive technical briefing by the international working group, led by the AAIB. Inmarsat’s findings - which led to the conclusion that MH370 ended in the southern Indian Ocean - were explained during the meeting.
  • The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) and the Aircraft Accident Investigation Department (AAID) of the CAAC were present at yesterday’s technical briefing. The CAAC and AAID have been, and will continue to be, members of the international working group.
  • Today His Excellency Zhang Yesui also met with the Chinese relatives of those on board MH370 who are currently in KL.
  • Malaysia is committed to working closely with the Government of China and to sharing all information related to MH370 in full.

FAMILY BRIEFING IN BEIJING

at the Metro Park Lido Hotel in Beijing
  • Yesterday, the Malaysian high-level team met with the Chinese relatives of those on board MH370 who are based in Beijing, for the fourth time. Over the duration of the three hour meeting, the relatives received a technical briefing and an update on the search operation. The high-level team also answered questions. Today, the high-level team met relatives again, at 3:25pm Malaysia time. The meeting is still underway.

China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang
  • Malaysia is working hard to try and make the briefings to the Chinese relatives in Beijing more productive. Malaysian officials met with His Excellency Huang Huikang, China’s Ambassador to Malaysia, to request the Government of China to engage and clarify the actual situation to the affected families in particular and the Chinese public in general. 

Thursday, March 27, 2014

#MH370 : FROM A CHINESE TO #CHINA ... Its easier to hate than to love

ZHUJI, CHINA - MARCH 10: (CHINA OUT) Students from an international school in east China city Zhuji pray for the passengers onboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 by lighting candles on March 10, 2014 in Zhuji, China. (Photo by ChinaFotoPress/ChinaFotoPress via Getty Images)

Mudah untuk membenci tapi sukar utk katakan sayang...
Its easier to hate than to love...
更容易比爱...

TRANSLATION
Among all post (in China’s social media’s sphere), I spotted this one, and was in mind that I am obliged to share.

Are we(China) too reckless instigate a boycott on this country(Malaysia)? Lets don’t talk about boycott just yet, we cannot even boycott the Japanese effectively, for them who massacred hundreds of millions of our countrymen, and those Vietnamese and Indonesian who killed hundred of thousand of Chinese, why don’t I see any Artist boycotting them? (Chinese artist joined the condemns and boycott against Malaysia)

Alright, if you all thinks that the Malaysian Government had murdered 153 Chinese passengers, then they also murdered 38 Malaysian, 12 crew members, 12 Indonesian passengers, 7 Australian passengers and 7 American passengers.

Alright, lets boycott this country (Malaysia) which was first to establish diplomatic ties with China among all other South East Asian countries.

Lets boycott this country (Malaysia) who had been consistently refused the United States military to build their base for the purpose of locking the Chinese survivorship(military strategy) among the lines of island

Lets boycott this country, which the borders of Spartly Island which was determined by China was only 80 KM off their coast, yet the only country that does not make any objection.

Lets boycott this country, which has been consistently against the Philippines and Vietnamese to bring up the conflict of South China Sea to the world’s attention

Lets boycott this country, which donated to China to fight against the Japanese (during WW2) which amounts to 1/3 of the total military expenditure.

Lets boycott this country, which contributed 3000 car mechanics and drivers during our(China) war with the Japanese.

Lets boycott this country which allows 5million Chinese to preserve their culture, language and religion

Alright, let us all stand united to boycott this country, which is kind and nice to China.

Ps: if you dislike a government, means you will have to hate everything about this country, then I want to point my question to those ignorant artist who declared that they will never visit Malaysia, as a public figure, do you aware that your lead, (announcement) have hurt the Malays(Malaysian citizen)?

Just now I saw a post from my friend who works as a reporter in Weibo (Chinese Twitter), he said ‘ once you have achieve certain level of patriotism, any ridiculous matter will seems to be reasonable. And this word ‘patriotism’ has bring more harm,’

The attitude of our nationals (Chinese ) sometimes is laughable.

Above is an article from a Chinese china. Pls help to amplify the story board.