Malaysian time and China time are the same. China is located in the east of Asia and the west coast of the Pacific Ocean, belonging to the East Eighth District, using Beijing time; Malaysia is located in Southeast Asia, with the same time as other ASEAN members such as Singapore, the Philippines and Indonesia, and is located in the East Eighth District. Beijing Time (Beijing Standard Time) refers to the local name of China Standard Time, which is also the standard time adopted by China people. Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Macau all use Beijing time. Beijing time is in Dongba District, which is 8 hours different from UTC time. Malaysia is also located in the East Eighth District, and there is also an 8-hour time difference from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), that is, UTC+8. So Malaysia time is the same as Beijing time, and there is no daylight saving time adjustment.