How much does it cost to hire a self-guided tour guide in Malaysia?
Malaysia's per capita tourism consumption: 5000-8000 yuan
Suggested visit time: 4-5 days.
The consumption level in Malaysia is generally 2.5-3.5 ringgit for lunch and dinner, and 1-2 ringgit for breakfast. It will be cheaper if you cook by yourself. The cost of living in Malaysia is not very high, and the price is generally twice that of China, but many goods are cheaper than China, and the cost of eating out will be the same or lower than that of big cities in China. In big cities in Malaysia, such as Kuala Lumpur, breakfast in restaurants is generally within RM 5-8, and lunch in restaurants (cafes) is also within RM 5-8. If you have a meal in a shopping mall, it is about 15-30 ringgit; if you have dinner in a restaurant, it is usually 5-8 ringgit; if you go to an upscale place, it is 15-30 ringgit. Currency exchange: RM/KOOC-0/= RM/KOOC-0/.64 RMB/KOOC-0/RMB = RM 0.6/KOOC-0/Malaysian currency is RM, the exchange rate is about RM/KOOC-0/RMB =0.5, and the US dollar is/KOOC-0/= 3. RMB cannot be exchanged for Malaysian ringgit in China, but it can be exchanged at any Malaysian currency exchange. It is not recommended to exchange Malaysian ringgit in large quantities at the airport. Visitors only need to change a small amount of change at the airport to pay the toll. However, before coming to Penang, it is best to exchange enough Malaysian ringgit in Kuala Lumpur, because there are not as many money exchange points in Penang as in Kuala Lumpur, and the exchange rate is relatively low. Airports, shopping centers and hotels all have foreign currency exchange centers (generally only paper money is accepted). Every shopping center has a money changer, but the exchange rate of the money changer in the city center is slightly lower. Most hotels charge extra when accepting currency exchange. Traveler's checks must be cashed at the bank. When traveling in the suburbs, be sure to bring enough cash and change. It is not cost-effective to exchange Malaysian ringgit at the airport. There are many more cost-effective exchange points in the city. If you want to go to other cities from Kuala Lumpur, you'd better change enough money in Kuala Lumpur before you leave, because the exchange rates in other cities are lower than those in Kuala Lumpur, and old and damaged coins are not accepted. Tipping Malaysia has no habit of tipping. If you are satisfied with the service, you can tip 5- 10 ringgit as appropriate. When eating in a restaurant, the bill usually includes 6% government tax and 10% service charge, so there is no need to tip.
Only the head of the family can go to the supermarket. Why is gender discrimination so serious in Malaysia?
There are many factors. The most important thing is cultural factors.
"Only the head of the family can go to the supermarket", a policy introduced by Malaysia during the epidemic, actually implies gender discrimination. For example, why must a man be the head of the family? Why can only men go to the supermarket?
The funny thing is that after the introduction of this regulation, it also caused a lot of trouble. Inexperienced men lost their way in the supermarket, and they felt "stupid and confused" about the dishes. Some supermarkets have specially issued a "husband shopping guide" for this purpose.
Gender discrimination in Malaysia is actually blatant. For example, there was a hot search recently, saying that Malaysia suggested that women should "pay attention to their appearance" even if they work at home, and not be disheveled. "Be considerate like Doraemon", do not complain, and create a good family environment.
After listening to this, do you feel that you have returned to the last century? There are so many demands on women, but nothing is said about how men should fulfill their obligations, which fully reflects Malaysia's patriarchal society.
The reason is that religion has a great influence on the local area. Although the culture is diverse, the population composition of Malay is mostly Muslim, Islam is dominant and the atmosphere is very conservative. Women should wear headscarves, do not participate in recreational activities with men, and do their "duties as women".
Statistics show that in marriage, unmarried women in Malaysia attach importance to religion first. Because of different beliefs, there are great differences in daily life and ideas, which affects their lives.
And most Malay women have no idea of not getting married. Because their religion regards marriage as a "holy line" and opposes celibacy. Therefore, local laws allow Malaysians to be polygamous, and a man can marry up to four women, while China people are monogamous.
This powerful ideological constraint continues to oppress local women. Although people's awareness of equal rights has improved in recent years, on the whole, the status of Malay women is still very low, and there are still many ways to go in the future.
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