Of late, I’ve came across some of the bad examples of Malaysian tourists when going abroad. I’d like to share the points of the writer about the annoying habits as follow:
• They talk loudly at tourist spots and hotels regardless of others around.
• They expect everyone to move away when they want to take photos.
• Malaysians are the only people who use umbrellas in the sun/rain. He (the writer) was poked three times. The umbrellas also block views.
• In the plane, they are not careful when taking things from the overhead compartment. One woman, while taking her bag, broke her plastic bottle and spilled water on his head.
• The toilets in the plane and elsewhere are always in shambles after they’ve use them.
• When it’s stated “don’t walk on the grass” or “don’t overtake the queue”, they still do.
• Where it clearly states “video/photography is prohibited”, they still use their cameras.
• Where it is clearly announced not to sit on ancient ruins nor touch them, the Malaysian tourists still do, little realizing the harm they do to old and fragile artifacts.
• They way Malaysians behave in dining halls is the worst he’s seen. They pile food on their plates which goes to waste as they can’t finish it. They stuff extra food and drinks in their huge bags. They have a nasty habit of spitting food bits on the dinner table rather than removing them gently from their mouths with a spoon.
From the above statement, no doubt we could see them happen all over the places in Malaysia. Hence, do bear in mind, if to go overseas in the days to come, not to recommit the same error as dictated earlier. Try to behave ourselves for the good impression sake.
2007年11月26日星期一
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2007年11月1日星期四
Working life
It had been a month ago since when the last post had been published. A plenty of occurences that I'd like to share in with my limited memory.
Before the final exam's arrival, a pile of exam papers need to be prepared and compiled them organisely. Haha...It's truly fun as I could experience the similar things as I've gone through during my secondary school life, the only different is the process has converted from 'Answer the Question' to 'Question the Answer' , isn't it sounds good? :>
During the final examination, each of us has to invigilate 3 hours non-stop according to the schedule, it's absolutely pethatic!! Out of 7 hours' working, I'd accomplished the task in merely 2 hours time. The rest of time i may use it to do my personal stuffs. It sounds easy and yet challenging.
Now the exam is over, it's the time for them to relieve their tension. I would grab the opportunity to play games with them, 'monopoly' definitely will be ranked on top of my list (even though it's a bit childish :p)...This is how my working life about.
Before the final exam's arrival, a pile of exam papers need to be prepared and compiled them organisely. Haha...It's truly fun as I could experience the similar things as I've gone through during my secondary school life, the only different is the process has converted from 'Answer the Question' to 'Question the Answer' , isn't it sounds good? :>
During the final examination, each of us has to invigilate 3 hours non-stop according to the schedule, it's absolutely pethatic!! Out of 7 hours' working, I'd accomplished the task in merely 2 hours time. The rest of time i may use it to do my personal stuffs. It sounds easy and yet challenging.
Now the exam is over, it's the time for them to relieve their tension. I would grab the opportunity to play games with them, 'monopoly' definitely will be ranked on top of my list (even though it's a bit childish :p)...This is how my working life about.
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