在马来西亚,汉语不绝于耳,中文招牌随处可见,加之众多来自中国的游客、商人,因此举目之处几乎都能见到华人,而到中国的马来人更是操着一口流利的普通话出现在国人的面前。甚至一位朋友曾向我发出了“马来西亚是不是在中国”的疑问。这听起来虽然是一个笑话,但从这类笑话和现象中,精明的中国商人从中悟出了许多商机,并视之为自己创业的第二故乡。一个最有说服力的佐证是——在当今马来西亚的富豪榜上。前十名中有七位是华人。t In Malaysia, there are endless Chinese, Chinese signs everywhere, and many tourists and businessmen from China, so it’s easy to see the Chinese everywhere, and the Chinese in Malaysia are fluent Mandarin appearing in people before. Even a friend once sent me the question “Is Malaysia in China?” This sounds like a joke, but from these jokes and phenomena, astute Chinese businessmen have realized many business opportunities and regarded it as their second hometown for starting their own businesses. One of the most persuasive evidence is - in today’s richest Malaysian list. Seven of the top ten are Chinese. t