Going to Malaysia

在squareCircleZ上看到这个短片，非常有趣。 更有趣的是squareCircleZ指出了在这个短片里他曾经历过的日本文化。 一个很小的住宅或房子，里面堆满了东西 一大堆光盘和录像带 木地板  蹲厕（要蹲着解决问题的） 日式泡浴间（日本人洗澡要先冲干净再泡一下） 小题大作 中国年轻人家里也很多CD、VCD、DVD，不过很少录像带。第4点跟中国比较象，不过中国开始越来越多抽水马桶了。 算不算恶搞？ 的确是小题大作，也确实是有创意。

Graphic from Wikipedia Tanjung Pinang简称TG Pinang。中文音译“丹戎槟榔”或“丹戎宾南”。它是印尼廖内群岛省（Riau islands，见上图的红圈标识）的省会（Capital，位于上图靠下的红圈）。从新加坡的Tanan Merah码头买60块新元的来回票坐船过去只要两个小时就到了。 Foreigners, including Chinese, Indian, American, British, and Australian, can get a Visa-on-Arrival at the custom of TG. Pinang. (See the picture above) The Visa fee is US$ 10 for 7 days and US$ 25 for 30 days. That’s much more convenient for travellers. I had to pay…

“The market is picking up. Your business must be doing very well now.” I asked a businessman in a gathering. I saw quite a number of new construction projects going on when I visited Tg. Pinnang recently. Building new houses, I reckoned it was a good indicator for local economy. Who will build new houses…