Is there any reason why Chinese in Malaysia rarely choose to intermarry with Malays?

I think there are several reasons why Chinese people in Malaysia rarely choose to marry with Malays, first of all, the issue of religious belief, then the issue of ethnic xenophobia, then the issue of circle integration, and finally the issue of living habits.

1.Religious beliefs

The issue of religious belief is indeed a chasm that is difficult to cross, because two people have different beliefs, so their thinking will also be very different, and it will be difficult for two people to get together. Moreover, the Chinese in China and Malaysians grew up in a completely different environment, and the education they received was completely different, our country has always been a materialist and rarely believes in any religion, but Malaysia is different, just like there are traditional Hui people, and they do not intermarry with other ethnic groups.

2.The issue of ethnic xenophobia

In fact, we can't see it around us, but there is still the problem of ethnic xenophobia, because everyone is more inclined to stay with people like themselves, and there are still some worries and fears about strange races, after all, I don't know what their habits are, and I don't know whether they are good people or bad people, so they will be more cautious in contact, and they will rarely come into contact. But because you want to make money in Malaysia, you have to get in touch with them. Now there are Chinatowns in many parts of the world, which are small communities of Chinese in other countries.

3.Circle fusion issues

Circle integration is also a difficult problem, because the circle of Chinese life is definitely different from that of Malays, so everyone does not have more time to understand each other and know each other, so it is also difficult to have feelings with each other. I think it's still easier for people abroad to have feelings with their fellow countrymen, because there will be more topics, and the townsfolk see their fellow countrymen with tears in their eyes.

4.Lifestyle issues

Living habits are also a big problem, Malaysian people are a little looking down on women, but women in our country are still very strong, the kind of women who can hold up half the sky. If marrying them has always made them look down on them, they will feel very aggrieved, but it is not excluded that some people marry them just to want a rich life.

Because they live in different cultures, different religious beliefs, and great differences in living habits, there are very few intermarriages.

Because the customs are different, certain religions and beliefs are also very different, and there will be great cultural differences together.

Because they think that Malaysians are not the same as their three views, so Chinese people generally rarely intermarry with Malaysians.

Due to the difference in religion and culture, the Malays are more repulsive to the Chinese, and the Malays have to hold a wedding for about 7 days when they get married.

Because some Chinese in Malaysia have not obtained Malaysian nationality, they know that their nationality is Chinese, and they hope that they can inherit their ancestry with Chinese nationals.

Because they can marry 4 daughters-in-law locally, it may be a little better for men, but for women it is an insult, especially in a country like ours that is 1-to-1, our country does not advocate this way of marriage, so of course we will not intermarry with them.

If you want to register your marriage in Malaysia, (1) your single certificate in China (the Civil Affairs Bureau has no longer opened it, you have to find a notary office, if you are in the local area, you must live in the local area for more than half a year, and then have a stable job and income, the Chinese embassy or consulate there will issue it to you); (2) Your birth certificate, birth certificate and single certificate need to be certified by China and then notarized by the Philippine Embassy in China, and finally to Malaysia; (3) your passport; (4) Translations of your two certificates from Chinese to English (in the same format as the two certificates, usually on A4 paper); After the above materials are ready, ask your foreign boyfriend to take you to their civil affairs department for registration; 2.If you register your marriage in China, it involves a marriage visa invitation letter, you need to send an invitation letter to your fiancé, generally apply for a tourist visa (l) and then both parties need to provide the following information: Chinese party (1) household registration book; (2) ID card; (1) Passport of the foreign party within the validity period; (2) Single certificate (notarized by the Chinese embassy or consulate in the country), 80 ringgit; (3) The translation of the single certificate in English (the format is the same as the original); Some places require a birth certificate, which should be checked with your Civil Affairs Bureau.

On the basis of preparing complete materials, both parties should take wedding photos, and generally submit 2 2-inch photos after shooting, and bring all the above materials and marriage ** to the foreign-related marriage registration office of the Civil Affairs Bureau for registration and fill in the form to collect the certificate, and the certificate can be obtained on the same day.

Very few Malaysian Chinese intermarry with Malays, mainly because of religious beliefs and customs. Therefore, there are not many intermarriages, after all, it is still ethnic.

Summary. The Chinese diaspora in Malaysia are expatriates who immigrated to Malaysia from Chinese mainland or Taiwan and have two or three cultures: Chinese, Malaysian, Taiwanese.

Most of them have Chinese culture, so they are usually willing to marry another person who has Chinese culture, and often prefer to marry Chinese. Moreover, due to the diversity of Malaysia that encompasses cultural differences, there are also many overseas Chinese who marry across races.

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The Chinese diaspora in Malaysia is an expatriate who immigrated to Malaysia from Chinese mainland or Taiwan and has two or three cultures: Chinese, Malaysian, Taiwanese Fangshan Ran Bay. Most of them have Chinese culture, so they are usually willing to marry another person who has the culture of Zhongbei Xuguo, and tend to prefer to marry Chinese.

Moreover, due to the diversity of Malaysia that encompasses cultural differences, there are also many overseas Chinese who marry across ethnic groups.