1. Introduction of Ipoh City

Buildings in the old urban area of Ipoh with the characteristics of the British colonial era

In addition, Ipoh was also known as Baro in the past.

Ipoh usually refers to the area under the jurisdiction of Ipoh City Hall or Dewan Bandaraya Ipoh. These include towns near Ipoh such as Simpang Pulai, Chemor, Jelapang, Falim, Wan Li and Tanjong Rambutan. Historically, "Ipoh" refers to the "old street market" and "new street market" separated by the Jinda River. 2. The history of Damascus

The tin culture in Malaysia has been gradually formed through hundreds of years. Malaysia's tin craft originated from Britain. In the 18th century, Britain invented a new alloy containing tin, copper and antimony, which is called "Great Britain Metal". This metal is a new raw material for making tin, and the tin content in the alloy is at least 84%. Because the tin content is the decisive factor for the quality of tin ware, the tin content of tin ware produced in Malaysia is as high as 97%, and the rest of copper is to increase the ductility of tin ware, while antimony makes the alloy tougher.

The British who occupied Malaysia used the rich local tin resources for production and processing to meet the huge demand for tin products in Britain. Malaysia soon became the largest tin producer in the world, and gradually produced the highest quality tin products in the world. Before the 197s, Malaysia's tin production ranked first in the world, accounting for more than half of the world's total output, so it was known as the "tin capital of the world". Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh in Perak, Lin Ming in Taiping and Pahang once became the main tin mines in Malaysia. In particular, Lin Ming once owned the world's largest underground tin mine, with a depth of more than 1,6 meters. At its peak, the mine had more than 3, employees.

Tin is very important in Malaysia nowadays. Tin ore export is one of Malaysia's main foreign exchange sources, and Malays all call tin their national treasure. 3. Ipoh's cultural education

Most schools in Ipoh are mainly Chinese schools, because 75% of the population are Chinese. The school is divided into two stages, primary school and middle school. And secondary schools are also divided into two types: state and private. Ipoh's primary schools are only state-run, and Chinese schools are mainly Chinese. All textbooks will be taught in Chinese, except a Malay textbook and an English textbook. There is a big difference between state-run and private secondary schools. Malay is the main language in the State Council and Mandarin is the main language in the private Council. Many of these schools have a history of decades (some of them are as old as a hundred years). In addition, many schools were introduced to Ipoh by Catholic missionaries.

school list SRJK(C) Yuk Hua education * * * folk Chinese primary school SRJK(C) Sam Tet three German folk primary schools SMJK Sam Tet three German folk secondary schools SJK (C). Sam Chai Sancai National Chinese Primary School SRJK Poi Lam School Peinan National Primary School Poi Lam High School Peinan Independent Middle School SMJK Poi Lam Peinan National Middle School SRJK Ave Maria Convent Notre Dame National Primary School SMJK Ave Maria Convent The Virgin Mary National Middle School SRJK Yuk Choy Yucai National Primary School Yuk Choy High School Yucai Independent Middle School SMJK Yuk Choy Yucai National Middle School SMK Seriipoh Malay Perak Girls' School Ipoh Thunderbolt Middle School SMK Jalan Pasirput H Daheyuan Middle School SMK Convention Ipoh Dexiu Girls' Middle School Anderson School Ipoh Andesheng Middle School St Michael's Institution St Michael's Middle School SMK Seri Ampang Sri Anbang Middle School SMK Gunung Rapat Kunlun Horn Middle School Shen Jai High School Shenzhai Middle School Ipoh Anderson Middle School (Anderson) Ipoh Anglo-School(ACS) Ipoh Methodist Girls' School (MGS) Ipoh International School (Ipoh's only foreign immigrant/foreigner working in the country/ School where residents' children attend) Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman (star) Ipoh (only open to Malays) 4. Which brand of white coffee is good

Ipoh Changjiang White Coffee has the longest history in Ipoh, Malaysia, with a history of 4 years, and it is also the first enterprise in Malaysia to produce white coffee. Taste, mellow and silky. Ipoh Yangtze White Coffee is made of the more precious Arabica coffee beans, which are completely free of impurities, such as wheat grains and corn grains, and roasted at low temperature, retaining the original natural flavor and mellow fragrance in the coffee, so the taste is relatively pure.