Chinese Or Malaysian?

Few days ago after the Korean lecture, as usual I’d have my lunch at the nearby café where it will be loaded with foreign students now and then. There was a girl sitting right in front of me with a good, fair complexion and of course the lure of beauty attracted me to set my sights on her. By the way, she is a Muslim as she wore the “tudung” covered all around her head. The questions popped up in my mind “Is she Iran?”, “Is she Chinese or Malay?” and etc.

While I was thinking, I’ve caught her gazing at me for times…”Am I annoyed or frustrated her”, I asked myself repeatedly. By the time she was about to leave, this was the right time that I could have a closer look at her…keke. I plugged up my courage to have a glance for this belle clearly. Somehow she smiled to me and that’s how our conversation going on. She commenced by asking my nationality; anyway I would be able to guess at her answer. She addressed that my appearance seem rather more like a Chinese than as a Malaysian. Basically, she is not the only person to state so. In fact, she is a postgraduate from China taking the equivalent course as I do. Such a coincident man! Now only I realized there are quite a number of students from China in my campus as well.

The most possibility for the ‘Chinese-effect’ could be the types of complexion or just simply due to the significant shape of the face (standardized in China especially). For me I’d rather choose the latter one instead…:p It’s hardly to find the ‘standardized- Chinese-face’ among my friends and even relatives as I can dictate!! Except one of my cousin who is in U.S for the time being, we really look alike :)

Either to be a Chinese or a Malaysian is not a big deal; the nationality means to distinguish the people of geographical distribution throughout the world. The most vital part in my life is to being myself…live with no regret, try to get rid of sorrow and on top of that is to give life a moment of joyous!!