八点最热报 | 马中建交50周年，对老一辈的华人来说，这50年来，两国关系和两国经济和社会面貌落差的巨大改变，应该是体会最深刻。虽然马中两国正式建交只有50年，但对许多马来西亚华人来说，虽然落地生根，生于斯长于斯，但追根溯源，血缘，文化和传统上跟祖辈在中国祖籍地是一条无法轻易切割的脐带。（主播：颜江瀚）
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02:00However, after 40 years of reform and opening up, everything is different now.
02:04However, after 40 years of reform and opening up, everything is different now.
02:09He mentioned that when his father was still alive,
02:13He mentioned that when his father was still alive,
02:15he would save money and food, and send the money and supplies he earned back to his hometown in China.
02:18he would save money and food, and send the money and supplies he earned back to his hometown in China.
02:20At that time, the letter of help came in a very close way.
02:23From money to food, medicine, and medicine, he had all the requirements.
02:27He said that his father would never refuse.
02:30With the reform and opening up of China for more than 40 years, the economy is flourishing.
02:34The lives of those Chinese relatives who needed the help of the Chinese now are more prosperous than those of the relatives here.
02:38The lives of those Chinese relatives who needed the help of the Chinese now are more prosperous than those of the relatives here.
02:57I hope that in the next 5 to 10 years, China will become a better place.
03:01The 50th anniversary of the founding of the country,
03:03The writing of the letter of help in the horse,
03:05The writing of the letter of help in the horse,
03:06and the painting of the moon in the same style.
03:14The memory of Lai Xiguang from Maliujia,
03:16Since childhood, his father has always told them that
03:18It is very difficult to live in China.
03:21Some people can't even fill their stomachs.
03:23So as long as they make money,
03:25they will definitely send the supplies back to their hometowns in China.
03:28So their family has been braising meat for almost a year.
03:31Then send it to the hometown of China one by one,
03:34to receive relatives there.
03:36At that time, although I was rich,
03:38but we lived a life worse than a poor man.
03:41My father may have been tied up by his relatives.
03:45So he will be in the market.
03:48After 12 o'clock, the pork can't be kept for too long.
03:51Because there was no refrigerator before.
03:53So it was cheaper to sell to my father.
03:55Then he would cut half a catty,
03:57one catty.
03:58So when we came back,
03:59we would have enough when we were young.
04:01We would buy it to wash and braise.
04:03After braising,
04:04we would ask the person in charge
04:06to put it in a bucket and seal it.
04:09After sealing it, about three or four times,
04:11we would send it to China.
04:13We kept sending it for many years.
04:14But our life in Malaya is quite limited.
04:18The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce,
04:20Fang Zhiming and Chen Jingming also revealed that
04:22when they were young,
04:23they had relatives in Yongchun and Anhui, Fujian, China.
04:26At that time, China had just reformed and opened up.
04:29Many supplies were still very scarce.
04:31So every time their father returned home to visit his relatives,
04:34he would bring all kinds of medicines.
04:36These items were a treasure to China at that time.
04:40They all described it in the same way.
04:42Every time their father brought back
04:44a big box and a big box of goods.
04:47But when he came back,
04:48there was only one piece of clothing left.
04:51When they went back,
04:52they would bring a lot of things.
04:54They would bring some foreign exchange.
04:56They would also bring some
04:58floating oil,
04:59floating oil.
05:01At that time, there was no Panadol.
05:02They would bring some painkillers.
05:04They would bring some medicine for colds.
05:06I remember that they would bring some
05:08headache powder.
05:09Even their clothes, etc.
05:12They would leave it for them.
05:13When they came back,
05:14they would return empty-handed.
05:16But every time,
05:17it was really the same set of clothes.
05:19Because they couldn't bear to see it.
05:21So they would give everything they could.
05:23A lot of people would come to acknowledge it.
05:25Since they were relatives,
05:26they would give it to them.
05:27In the old days,
05:28even if they were real relatives,
05:29they wouldn't exchange it.
05:30They would give it as much as they could.
05:31So that era has passed.
05:33China is different now.
05:36In addition to supplies,
05:37Lai Xiguang said that
05:38as long as Chinese relatives wrote to him
05:40and said they were short of money,
05:42they would also transfer the money.
05:44But at that time,
05:45bank transactions were not as developed as they are now.
05:47So at that time,
05:48it was all through the traditional Chinese gold shop
05:50that they would transfer the money.
05:51I was the one who sent the money.
05:53I took about RMB50 to RMB100
05:56to exchange for RMB.
05:57At the gold shop,
05:59I asked them how much I could transfer today.
06:01I already forgot how much I could exchange for a dollar.
06:03They said,
06:04if you can do it, you can add more money.
06:05I got used to it.
06:06I would ask this person to do it every month.
06:08Until today,
06:09it has been the other way around.
06:10They would buy things and return them to us.
06:12Now, they are actually very rich.
06:16They bring some Chinese liquor
06:19that we don't need here.
06:21However, all three of them agree that
06:23after 40 years of hard work in reform and opening up,
06:26the economy of their ancestral hometown has changed a lot.
06:30In the past, it was the ancestors who sent money and supplies
06:33to their ancestral hometowns to send relatives.
06:35But now,
06:36they are generally better than Malaysian relatives.
06:39And Fang Zhiming also mentioned that
06:40when he first came to China,
06:42he saw a lot of children who couldn't eat enough
06:44looking for food on the street.
06:46But now, China is already in a different situation.
06:49My own relatives
06:51and other relatives,
06:54we all know that
06:55gold is not a joke.
06:58In the past, life was very difficult.
07:01Now, it is generally rich.
07:04These restaurants are still very backward.
07:07So when we eat,
07:09I still remember that in the alley,
07:12there were some children.
07:13I remember that after we ate and stood up,
07:16the rest of the food was taken by them.
07:19It was eaten by them.
07:20Today, after decades,
07:22it is the opposite.
07:23It is full of food.
07:25It is the kind that no one wants to eat.
07:26So in the later period,
07:30this feeling is very extreme.
07:32China's progress in the past few decades
07:35has changed too much.
07:36This is what I personally experienced.
07:38This is what I personally experienced.
07:43The changes in the past 50 years
07:45have shown a transversal change
07:47in the overall economic and social outlook of China.
07:50From the time when many people could not eat enough
07:52and needed to rely on the foreign economy,
07:54to now more than three meals of warm food,
07:56many people have reached the level of abundance.
07:58Tourists from all over the world
08:00have become rich people competing for wealth in various countries.
08:03All these changes
08:05only took China 30 to 40 years.
08:08Some people say this is a miracle in human history.
08:11It is also a political and social issue
08:13that is worth thinking about and discussing.