受委甲旅游年大使   范冰冰来马费用近50万 - video Dailymotion

八点最热报 | 范冰冰到马六甲的3天宣传行程，共花了49万8347令吉，但州政府只承担大约16%，也就是7万7千多令吉，至于其他的款项则由私人界赞助。甲州旅游、文物、艺术与文化行政议员阿都拉萨认为，州政府以最少的投资得到最大的宣传，不明白为何反对党还要紧咬这个课题不放。（主播：萧慧敏）

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00:04In June of this year, the famous Chinese actress Fan Bingbing was appointed as the ambassador of Malacca's Tourism Year.

00:10And the cost of her termination became the topic of discussion between the United Government members and the opposition party members

00:14when the state government convened the State Council today.

00:18Adulasa, a member of the Asia Tourism Cultural Arts and Cultural Administration, said

00:22Fan Bingbing's three-day promotional trip to Malacca cost a total of 498,347 RMB.

00:29However, the state government only pays about 16%, which is more than 77,000 RMB.

00:34This includes the tickets for Fan Bingbing, part of the hotel accommodation, car transportation, etc.

00:39As for the rest of the money, it is sponsored by the private sector.

00:43Adulasa believes that the state government gets the most publicity with the least investment.

00:47I don't understand why the opposition party still wants to keep this topic.

00:52The Malacca State Council held a debate today.

00:56The opposition party members only caught the Chinese actress Fan Bingbing as the ambassador of Malacca's Tourism Year.

01:01They kept asking the state government how much money Fan Bingbing's visit made Malacca.

01:05As a result, Adulasa, who is in charge of tourism, cultural arts and cultural affairs, mocked the question.

01:10This question has no standard.

01:12How can you know how much profit you have made in just three weeks?

01:16That's why we have to be smart.

01:22Even if we say 2 out of 4, the answer is still 60%.

01:28Because we believe that Fan Bingbing's visit will give a high return to the tourism sector.

01:35After answering a series of questions, Adulasa found that the first one to raise the issue was Ali Faye,

01:40who had left the Parliament and was angry with him for making the statement.

01:43When we ask questions outside the Parliament, we are asked questions on Facebook.

01:49But when we answer them, they are not in the Parliament.

01:51Look at the people of Singapore.

01:53The representatives of the people are not in the Parliament.