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Hello everyone
I am James
I just published an issue about Malaysia two days ago.
Because we are too close to China.
This quickly led to
The domestic job market in Malaysia
Many Chinese people will soon
This one in China
This mainlander is stealing job opportunities
This news
So today I have some additions
I want to continue chatting.
Because of two reports
Makes me feel
This matter is really not that simple
Because this thing is constantly evolving.
Development is getting stronger and stronger
Getting worse
First article.
It's about letting
I am today's article
Article published by Lianhe Zaobao
This is less than three months after the launch.
China's electric car market is out
I left Singapore.
Zhongchuang
This Malaysian high-level business
It's also related to Malaysia.
Because Chinese articles are very long.
I will just briefly say
That's what I mean
What is it
In Southeast Asia
Now it has become the second home of China's electric vehicles
Why? Because I can’t go to Europe and America anymore.
Many tariffs imposed by Europe and the United States
Chinese electric vehicles can no longer compete in Europe and the United States
Then what about Nezha Car?
It debuted in Singapore in January this year.
It was launched and then in April
This store in Singapore
It's already closed.
That's three months
What about this matter?
I'll just say two words
Don't laugh at me.
This is how I understand it
A car brand named Nezha
I wouldn't do that with this name.
This is not you, I think
It is possible to name a car brand after Nezha.
I don't know what's going on.
Anyway, this brand is
Just the name
I won't buy it
And I also know
What will happen to China's electric cars?
Chinese electric vehicles
This is due to the strong support of the Chinese government
Only developed
And brands like Nezha
It will definitely not be a mainstream brand in China.
Of course I don't know
I don’t know much about China’s electric vehicle market
But I guess a car with a name like this
I don't think it will sell well in China.
They just want to seize
Take the lead in seizing overseas markets
But failed
So there is some data in this article
Let me show you guys.
Look at the first photo.
You see, this is from March to April this year
At the Auto Show in Bangkok, Thailand
Nezha Automobile launched its first appearance
Nezha S heroic enhanced version
This name is too súi
Look at this data.
Fierce competition
but
The penetration rate of electric vehicles in Southeast Asia is still low
Market participants are therefore optimistic about the market's growth potential
According to reports
This electric car includes a hybrid car
From the proportion of the total number of cars
It has risen from 9% in 2023 to 13% last year.
It really has gone up a lot.
Singapore, the smallest market, has the highest penetration rate
Reached 82% Good
Let me analyze this number with you.
I don't think this number is scary.
Although Singapore is now
China's electric vehicles account for 82%
That's because there are too few people driving trams in Singapore
I still know this.
I think most people in Singapore
I'm still used to driving a petrol car.
There are relatively few people driving trams.
So its sales volume is low.
Let me give you an example
Only 100 cars were sold in Singapore.
82 of them are from China
The other 18 are Teslas.
This is understandable
So the total is very very small
I personally think so.
Then Vietnam is 25%
This is true because
When I was traveling in Vietnam last year
When I was traveling in Ho Chi Minh
I remember this highest
That building has a very tall building
My friend and I went upstairs to see it.
Then the exhibition in the hall downstairs
There is this sale of electric cars
At that time, it seemed to be a local Vietnamese brand
But it's Chinese technology and so on.
I also used translation software
I chatted with the salesperson for a few minutes.
Vietnam 25% Thailand 23%
Indonesia 15% Malaysia 2.6%
Philippines 1%
So that means that now these electric cars in China
They are already fully saturated in the country.
It’s not that they can’t sell in the domestic market.
Can't sell it anymore.
Not Chinese
It's not that Chinese people are unpatriotic
It's not like a movie ticket.
Where did you show it?
I just want to get this box office
I have been here every day as long as I have money
I'll throw it in.
I just want to boost the box office
But the car is different
It's expensive now, really.
Everyone has
The number of electric vehicles in use is already very high.
The Chinese have no money now.
It is impossible for him to increase sales
And replace your gasoline car with an electric car
So, right?
This will lead to the electric car
It is not selling well in the entire Chinese market
New markets need to be developed now
They are currently targeting Southeast Asia
Malaysia
These places in Singapore are the first to be affected
Then follow the previous article
Last time I talked about
About the person from mainland China who came to Malaysia
Because it is three months visa-free.
Many of these people used to be photographers.
Do some short-term service projects
To steal the locals' business.
And remember
These people are holding tourist visas.
They don't have a work visa.
So next
Something more serious is slowly happening.
For example, it is the latest news.
Xinmin Daily wrote very clearly
A Malaysian youth and a Chinese youth
Join hands to form a transnational drug trafficking group
Arrested after being active for 3 months
The police seized 75 kilograms of
75 is 150 catties
Total value: approximately 797,000
Let's say it's 800,000 for you.
Marijuana flowers worth S$800,000
A total of 150,000 people smoked
I'm old
Then let this be revealed.
The police arrested two suspects in the early morning of the 23rd.
They are 34 and 38 years old respectively.
144 packages of marijuana were subsequently seized from a residence.
Right? Then the two of them started to be active since January this year.
Rent this local house at a low price
This house ha
Then long distance with this B&B
Then sell it to Europe and other markets at high prices
Both suspects have no criminal record.
Urine test negative
The prosecution is checking
Is the entry of this Chinese suspect legal?
Both suspects are currently being detained for investigation
Good article, although it says
These things here
Actually, they are all from Malaysia
Preparing to enter the European market
Or other markets
Because of course I know in Malaysia
These places in Singapore
Drug use is a very, very serious felony.
But the 150-jin (75-kg) goods are here.
I don't believe it
He doesn't have any that can flow into the local market
Of course he sells it in Europe
But if he can sell it locally
I believe he will sell it.
so
This is something that has a huge impact on local security.
It has slowly begun to appear
And this is my personal guess.
This Chinese in Malaysia
He must have entered the country legally.
Because it's visa-free.
Why did he need to enter the country illegally?
He must be legal.
The only person entering the country is a tourist visa.
Engaging in illegal activities in Malaysia
This illegal industry
And the photographer I mentioned before
What's different?
After all, the photographer was just shooting a short shot.
I finished this shoot after one or two days.
After making money
I took cash, so what?
And these you think about
150 jin is 75 kg of marijuana
These spot
How could he sell out in just one or two days?
it's out of the question
it's out of the question
They must be staying here for a long time.
So this will have an impact on the local community
Caused a huge impact
Malaysia is so close to Singapore
Will there be anyone
I didn't say I was Chinese.
Will there be some local ones in Singapore?
This drug dealer
Go to Malaysia
Buy these goods from them
that is
They are doing bad business in China now.
Moved abroad
This is how the Chinese infiltrate foreign countries
Very good method
I mean this penetration
It doesn't mean political infiltration is necessary.
These business people
He didn't hold it, so he had to say it.
To make this Malaysia
Became a province of China
Or something like this
He had no such purpose.
But they only care about money and not people when doing business
They do it to make money
They have absolutely no bottom line.
They don't consider the harm to the local community at all.
Nor will it consider the entire region
I will never consider
Some impacts on the entire region
They don't consider the consequences.
Why? Because their economy in China is so bad.
I'm on the verge of running out of food.
In China, it may be easy to be sentenced to death.
This kind of drug trafficking
75 kg, you are sentenced 100 times
The death penalty might be enough.
So they really are trying to avoid these things.
Then I went abroad
To take a risk and do this thing
So these things will really happen more and more in the future
Just pretend I didn't say that.
We will wait and see
Look at Malaysia, which has been open to China for five years.
Visa exemption for the next five years
Each entry can stay for 90 days
Someone has told me
Thailand before 90 days
Later it was adjusted back to 30 days
Why is it because of social problems?
This is inevitable
Because I know it myself
Not long ago, a few years ago
Especially during the epidemic
Many people have a longer visa-free period.
Is it visa-free to fly from China to Thailand?
They went directly to Thailand
I have many parents who immigrated to Canada.
They bought houses in Thailand before.
Ready to go to Thailand
So next
Malaysia will have big problems.
But the problem is
Malaysian officials may not realize
If it is purely for tourism
OK, maybe it can really be given to Malaysia
Bring in a little income
But if these people go to Malaysia
Not just for tourism
If you really want to make money
The Malaysian government
Maybe there's really no benefit to be gained.
Why?
Because if you think about it
These people make money
Most people don't care if he is doing this kind of entertainment.
Do this flesh trade
Or do some illegal business
Most of their business is done in cash.
This money will not be taxed.
Not paying taxes means
Malaysian Government
In fact, from these
No bonus at all
On the contrary, it may be some individual departments
For example, some drug enforcement departments in Malaysia
The police know these drug lords.
They may enrich themselves
Right? Use some of this so-called
This drug dealer's relationship
They can turn a blind eye
These pockets are bulging
But the real money can go to the Malaysian government
How much can it really provide to Malaysia?
I think it's very limited
Including those photographers mentioned earlier
Most of their customers
In fact, they are all Chinese customers
Or Chinese customers who can speak Chinese
Those people also use Alipay
Pay with WeChat
Their deal
I think most of them will probably be on that.
So how are these platforms regulated by the Malaysian government?
Please tell me
They transfer money directly on WeChat.
He paid this photographer
No matter how much money
100 SGD is also fine
200 SGD is also good
300 SGD is also good
1,000 SGD is fine
Does this money have anything to do with your government?
No
So they are in Malaysia
After taking away the job of local photographers
I haven't paid taxes to the whole society since then.
Then who is the unlucky one who suffers in the end?
Only Malaysians will pay the bill in the end
So this series of side effects
It doesn't mean it will appear in one or two days.
But often when you find a problem
When you see the problem has surfaced
It's too late
I can say this again.
China has always been like this
There is always something going on in China
It must be after something serious happened that they started to arrest people forcefully.
It was already too late.
For example, China is cracking down on drunk driving.
Almost no one cared about it before.
Love whatever you want
As a result, it suddenly started
Because after a few major incidents, they started to crack down on drunk driving
Then I can't drink even a little bit.
It's very extreme
From an extreme of no concern
Going to an extreme of controlling death
It's really exaggerated.
So Malaysia should not wait until that day.
Don't wait until your entire society has been conquered by this China
Especially now that China's economy is not doing well
Many people really fled from the mainland
When you are abroad, you just try your best to make money.
that
This is really exaggerated.
All right
So today I mainly want to talk about this matter
After that, Malaysia
This will have a huge impact on the entire area.
We need to take precautions.
I hope my Malaysian friends can hold on.
How can I say it?
Through sound
Let the Malaysian government change a little bit
After all, I'm serious
I am really planning to go to Malaysia later
Go travel
Play around because I won't say anything.
I have a friend from Nepal.
Every winter they spend their winter in Penang
Malaysia is also very close to Singapore.
If I go to Singapore next time
Actually, I can go to Malaysia anytime.
Take a walk, although I have been there many times before
But I think
Malaysia
It's enough for me to be more than ten years later
Let me feel it more
The last time I went
Yes, it has been more than 10 years.
But if this continues,
I really need to consider
Is it really necessary to go to Malaysia?
Take a look at so many Chinese tourists
My old man, the whole place is full of smoke and miasma
Many people smoke
Then the sound is also very loud
Then the order will be bad.
Really thinking about that
I feel a headache.
Okay, let's continue the discussion in the comments section.
That's all for today.
Thank you very much! Kám-siā!
