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中国邻居“大变天” 西方媒体却不敢欢呼
中国邻居“大变天” 西方媒体却不敢欢呼
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原标题：中国邻居“大变天”，西方媒体却不敢欢呼
作者 耿直哥
与咱们中国关系一直很紧密的邻居马来西亚，刚刚发生了该国历史上最大的“变天”事件……
原来，就在今天，在该国执政已有61年的执政联盟“国民阵线”，竟在该国第14届大选中遭遇了[惨败]，从而将马来西亚的未来交给了由92岁的该国前总理马哈蒂尔所领导的反对党“希望联盟”。
当然，耿直哥知道大多数国人对于马来西亚的内政并没有什么兴趣，所以我们今天还是简单和大家说一个你们都关心的问题：这次马来西亚的“大变天”对中国和中国人会有什么影响。
中国和中国人都无需担心
其实，这个问题的答案很直接：不会有什么影响。
为啥呢？首先，耿直哥翻阅了不少马来西亚本地媒体、社交网站，以及西方媒体的报道后发现，除了一些西方媒体在舆论上刻意制造话题，这次马来西亚大选中的“中国”因素在本地人那里的关注度其实非常低，马来西亚本地媒体在此事上的笔墨也很少。
因为马来西亚人最在乎还是他们自己的生计问题，特别是生活成本和就业等十分本土的问题。
当然，这并不是说“中国”就没有成为马来西亚政客们炒作的话题。实际上，在这次大选中不论是执政党还是反对党，都在竞选中点名提到了我们中国。
但与中国网络上目前流传的所谓的反对党要“赶走”中国投资者的“传言”不同的是，从马来西亚本地媒体的报道来看，反对党的表态其实是比较“收敛”的，仅仅是说他们一旦上台，就会重新审查执政党所有的外资协议，只是因为中国的投资的大项目比较多，便成了被点名的那个。
反对党同时还强调，他们也很支持中国的“一带一路”计划，也很欢迎外资，只是认为这些投资应该让马来西亚民众获利，而不是仅仅让国家负债累累。
不过，马来西亚的执政党却夸大了反对党的说法，好把反对党塑造成是一个盲目排外反中的形象，这才有了反对党要赶走中国投资人的这种“传言”。
其实，正如一位马来西亚反对党的议员在接受香港《南华早报》采访时所说，“考虑到今日的中国在东南亚地区的角色，如果真要对抗中国那实在是不明智的”。
另一位马来西亚反对党领导人马哈蒂尔的亲信在接受该报采访时也再次强调了他们不是要抵制中国投资，只是希望投资能让马来西亚受益。
更值得注意的是，在中国的知乎网上，也有马来西亚华人在留言澄清说，考虑到马来西亚腐败的现政府对马来西亚经济的破坏，新政府重建经济其实更需要中国的支持。
说到这里，耿直哥就要说说第二个中国网络上的传言了：即这次大选之后马来西亚的华人乃至中国人都要“遭殃”。
但事实却与这个传言出入很大，因为这次马来西亚反对党能够赢得大选，一个重要因素是马来西亚华人[再次倒戈]支持了反对党。而他们倒戈的原因，除了同样不满于现政府的腐败和在经济与民生上的无能，更源于他们已经受够了现政府长期以来对华人在教育等多个领域上歧视性政策。
所以，在之前忍气吞声了数十年后，华人们一致决定不如让马来西亚“变天”，不如让反对党“希望联盟”来试试，因为改变虽然会带来很多不确定性，但至少也能带来希望，而不改变则不会有任何希望。
实际上，耿直哥前面之所以说马来西亚华人是[再次倒戈]，也是因为他们在2013年的大选时就已经开始抵制现政府了，而那次倒戈也被马来西亚媒体形容为“华人海啸”。
这一点，不论是在知乎网上发帖科普马来西亚此次大选信息的马来西亚华人，还是马来西亚本地媒体上的报道，均有很充分的体现。
而且值得注意的是，尽管马来西亚执政党在竞选中多次强调他们和中国的紧密关系，把与中国的经济合作当“政绩”，但这并没有影响到马来西亚华人对于自身命运的选择。
大多数西方媒体也很识趣
另外值得注意的是，虽然这次马来西亚出现了政权上的“大变天”，但基于耿直哥前面给大家提到的中马关系中一些很现实的情况，多数西方媒体在报道此事时也比较“识趣”，并没有多少人认为马来西亚反对党上台后就要和中国闹掰了，甚至不少西方媒体都没有在他们关于马来西亚的报道中提到中国。
（纽约时报和英国BBC都没有在马哈蒂尔胜选的报道中提到中国）
美国的彭博社倒是有一篇标题为“马来西亚受够了中国人的钱了”的专栏文章，然而这篇文章充满了作者的主观看法，却几乎没有什么来自马来西亚人一手的看法，对于马来西亚反对党领导人马哈蒂尔观点的引用也存在夸大的情况。
而美国CNBC新闻网虽然在他们的报道标题中宣称马来西亚大选的结果会冲击中国的“一带一路”计划，但在报道正文中这家美国媒体也提到了反对党在对中国的投资上其实是比较“收敛”的，只说会重新审查，但没有会取消。
不过，耿直哥在仔细阅读了不少马来西亚选民的观点后，认为有一个问题倒是值得我们中国和中国的投资者去思考：马来西亚现政府的领导人纳吉布因为腐败和丑闻缠身，所以近些年他从中国引入的大量投资，也很容易受到他不佳的个人声誉影响，进而成为政客和媒体连带抨击的对象。实际上，这种中国投资面临的躺枪困境，在很多非洲国家也经常出现。
如何避免这种困境，应该引起投资者乃至决策者的关注。
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Chinese neighbors are "greatly changed" Western media did not dare to cheer
Chinese neighbors are "greatly changed" Western media did not dare to cheer
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Original title: Chinese neighbors are "great changes," Western media are afraid to cheer
Author 耿直哥
The neighboring Malaysia, which has been closely affiliated with China, has just witnessed the biggest "change of the sky" incident in the country's history...
It turns out that just today, the "National Front" of the ruling coalition, which has been in power for 61 years, actually suffered a [disastrous defeat] in the 14th general election in the country, which put the future of Malaysia to the 92-year old. The opposition party led by former Prime Minister Mahathir "wants to coalition."
Of course, Lang Zhige knows that most people in China are not interested in Malaysia’s internal affairs. So today we’re simply talking to everyone about an issue that you are all concerned about: What impact will Malaysia’s “heavy change” have on China and the Chinese people? .
Both Chinese and Chinese need not worry
In fact, the answer to this question is very straightforward: there will be no impact.
why? First of all, Zhao Zhige read a lot of reports from Malaysian local media, social networking sites, and Western media and found that apart from the fact that some Western media deliberately created topics in public opinion, the “Chinese” factor in the Malaysian election has attracted local attention. In fact, the degree is very low, and local media in Malaysia have very few inks on this matter.
Because Malaysians care most about their own livelihood issues, especially the very local issues such as cost of living and employment.
Of course, this does not mean that "China" has not become the subject of hype by Malaysian politicians. In fact, both the ruling party and the opposition party in this election have named us China in the election campaign.
However, unlike the “rumors” that the so-called opposition parties in China’s online network currently circulate to “drive away” Chinese investors, according to local media reports in Malaysia, the opposition’s position is actually “converging”. Once they come to power, they will review all the foreign capital agreements of the ruling party. It is because China has invested more in large projects and it has become the name of the party.
The opposition party also stressed that they are also very supportive of China’s “One Belt and One Road” initiative. They also welcome foreign investment. They just believe that these investments should benefit the Malaysian people, not just the country’s debt.
However, Malaysia’s ruling party has exaggerated the opposition’s assertions that the opposition should be shaped as a blindly excluded and anti-China image. This has led to “rumblings” that the opposition party wants to expel Chinese investors.
Actually, just as a member of the Malaysian opposition party said in an interview with Hong Kong's South China Morning Post, "Given the role of China in Southeast Asia today, it is unwise to really fight against China."
In an interview with the newspaper, another Malaysian opposition leader, Mahathir’s confidant, once again emphasized that they are not trying to boycott Chinese investment, but only hope that investment will benefit Malaysia.
What is even more noteworthy is that in China, on the Internet, there are also Malaysian Chinese saying in a message that the new government needs China's support to rebuild its economy, taking into account the corruption of Malaysia's current government.
Having said this, Zang Zhige is going to talk about the rumor on the second China network: that is, after the election, Malaysian Chinese and even Chinese people will have to suffer.
However, the facts differ greatly from this rumors, because the Malaysian opposition party won the election. An important factor is that the Malaysian Chinese [against] has supported the opposition party. The reasons for their defection are not only dissatisfied with the corruption of the current government, but also because of the incompetence in the economy and people's livelihood. They have also been fed up with the fact that the current government has long discriminated against Chinese people in various fields such as education.
So, after decades of swallowing up, Chinese people unanimously decided that it would be better for Malaysia to "change to the sky." It would be better for the opposition party to "try the alliance" to try it, because although the change will bring about many uncertainties, it will at least bring Hope, without change, there will be no hope.
In fact, Lang Zhige said in front of the Malaysian Chinese that they were [against] again because they had already boycotted the current government at the time of the 2013 election, and that was also described by the Malaysian media as a "Chinese tsunami."
This point, whether it is the Malaysian Chinese who knows about posting the general election information of the popular science Malaysia, or the reports of local media in Malaysia, are all fully reflected.
It is also worth noting that although the Malaysian ruling party repeatedly emphasized their close ties with China and made economic cooperation with China “political achievements,” this did not affect the choice of Malaysian Chinese for their own destiny.
Most Western media are also very knowledgeable
It is also worth noting that although this time Malaysia has seen a “great change” in the regime, based on some very realistic conditions in the Sino-Malaysian relations that were mentioned by Yan Zhige in front of us, most western media also reported this incident. Comparing the “fun”, not many people think that the Malaysian opposition party will have trouble with China after it came to power. Even many Western media did not mention China in their reports on Malaysia.
(The New York Times and the British BBC did not mention China in the report of the Mahathir victory.) (The New York Times and the British BBC did not mention China in the Mahathir victory)
The United States’s Bloomberg has a column titled “Malaysia has had enough money for the Chinese”. However, this article is full of the author's main viewing method, but there is almost no opinion from the Malaysian people. For the Malaysian opposition leader Ma There is also an exaggeration in the reference to Hattier's view.
Although the US CNBC News stated in their report title that the outcome of the Malaysian election would impact China’s “One Belt and One Road” initiative, in the main body of the report, the US media also mentioned that the opposition party’s investment in China is actually more “ "Convergence" only said that it would be re-examined, but it would not be cancelled.
However, after carefully reading the views of many Malaysian voters, Yan Zhige thought that there is a problem worthy of consideration by our investors in China and China: Najib, the leader of the current Malaysian government, has been plagued by corruption and scandal. The large amount of investment that he introduced from China was also easily influenced by his poor personal reputation, and he became the target of politicians and the media. In fact, the plight of lying guns facing this kind of Chinese investment is also frequently seen in many African countries.
How to avoid this dilemma should attract the attention of investors and even decision makers.
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