馬來亞的産業面貌,整个說來,只輕微地为人類活動所改变(大約只佔總面積的33％),而改变的强度和時代都受着兩种明顯目的的支配:取得粮食和取得貨幣。取得粮食的活動,至今还是土著民族的主要事务,这些民族的生活方式、習慣、居住地的類型和分怖,几世紀以來差不多一样,並且和当地环境的微妙变動緊密地合成一体。另一方面,由无發售和輸出産品而取得貨幣的那些情况,是外國人新近的改革,他們的生活方式和居住地的類 As a whole, the industrial landscape of Malaya is only slightly altered by human activities (only about 33% of the total area), and both the strength and the timing of change are governed by two distinct goals: access to food and access currency. Access to food has so far remained a major affair of indigenous peoples whose lifestyles, customs, types of inhabitants and seasons have been almost the same for centuries and closely integrated with the subtle changes in the local environment. On the other hand, those situations in which money is obtained from the sale of unsold and exported products are the recent reforms of foreigners, their lifestyle and place of residence