admissions of foreign students is not only a profitable business. this is still soft power, which is being promoted by some countries. went even further open. here its universities, even studying on the territory. in malaysia, a student of, say, a british university will eventually receive a british diploma, and the same is true with a chinese australian and canadian university. but besides these students.

there are still thousands of people who go to western countries for all sorts of short-term internship courses. they become attached to western technology and management, trying to to reproduce them at home makes a profitable investment in the future. we are not even approaching this yet, except that it has been on the threshold for a long time in russia did not support the policy of opening branches of russian universities abroad. it seemed to us that it was very important that they come to us and study here. now it seems that in russia they are thinking about opening our universities abroad, but only half of them have done this, for example, they will open. our university in kulun. so who goes there to study? so heart attacks thing is that there are few very few people know anything about russia, we hear almost nothing about russia here, but look what the anglo-saxons are doing. they

are present in the space of news, sports cinema. in scientific environments, joint scientific journals are published, festivals are held, that is, they are always present in the minds of an ordinary person. we are absent simply as topics for conversation. without which it is difficult to generate interest in russia so i say that the russian government should be more active, we should promote soft diplomacy , we should create our own institutions in the southeast asia we have so far used soft power inconsistently, as if with rare random shots, moreover, directed in different directions in 2007, for example, russia financed the training and flight into space of a malaysian astronaut. sheikha muzafara shokolar, the effect was colossal, like a little zelka i was overwhelmed with pride. so

how are we in space? after all, these are only large countries, how america can send cosmonauts to russia, and here they gave us such an opportunity. for us malaysians - this is so much significance in the press that was heatedly discussed, how to make a prayer in space with a cunning person facing mecca, how to deal with ritually mumming without the current, how to bow in weightlessness and so on, to solve these problems, a council of leading theologians was created? deniya sheikh muzafar first malaysian to space eggs we are all infinitely proud of the first

malaysian astronaut we are happy rashida a fairly typical middle -class malay family two children, a small apartment wife norhanim works to own a small transportation company a working woman, wives are a common thing in malaysia these days . for example, i've been running a small business for five years now. we take the children to school and my husband fully supports malaysian islam not so much. suddenly, as in other countries, here muslim women feel quite confident , including in the family life of the former before moscow , similar remains in the past. there are no restrictions on work. unless it is haraam, a sinful job, such as being an accountant in a brewing company. coffee in our family, we

do everything together, if i say cook my husband washes the dishes, if i started cleaning, my husband cleans up with me. we do everything together according to the constitution, everyone is small. and this is a little more than half of the healing of the country must be a muslim and under no circumstances can change the faith in relation to muslims, in addition to secular law and the norms of civil affairs. sherrito laws also apply here. for example, if in ramadan trying to comfortably sip beer or even have lunch. this is fine. but a malay can be stopped by the religious police. but a malay can officially have four wives hypothetically, if a man has the money to provide for several wives equally, he can afford it, but only the consent of the first.

yes, and then the second and each subsequent one, if the wife objects, she can file for divorce, and in this case, the ex-husband will also pay alimony for life, even if there are no common children, elephant, polygamy - this is rather exotic more typical. just like the khairul rashid family, howling is not at all middle class, their daughter received a higher education. but it looks like a psychology degree is going two leagues in handy. i have many interests, for example, i am interested in the muslim fashion industry. i want to become a famous model and now i plan to go into the hijab intercourse business. i also want to become a news anchor and am currently doing an internship in television. i like to run around hanging out with friends to chat and sleep. well, the meeting that i

could not expect in any way, it turns out that malaysia has its own fedor konyukhov, this woman of the sharif mazlin conquered, the south north poles set numerous records, but why would a resident of a tropical country strive to the coldest places on the planet. i am crazy. i created my own system for strengthening intellectual emotional physical and spiritual forces and just wanted to try it out for myself. google came up with the idea to cross antarctica or the north pole. here it is for me. residents of the tropics - this will be a real test made three solo expeditions to the north pole and the same number to the south in one of them, using a parachute, she skied 1,100 km from hercules bay to the south pole in 22 days. became a national icon

an example of what a woman can achieve. i want to share my power building system with people so they can use it in their personal lives and careers. the events of the nineties wicker freedom opened before our people, some of us wanted not only to look at it. well, try yourself in it, our diaspora. i must say i collected a rather colorful rug here. there are adventurous sailors of will who serve international or malaysian companies. there are businessmen. some of them are quite, successful businessmen brilliantly accustomed to local culture. today it reaches tens or even

hundreds of millions of dollars. i started a menu for a school of the russian language, a school for children, basically. well, these are russian families, mixed families. children who want to support the russian language saturday school of the russian language. well, for the billing kids. you can call them that, that is, those who live here or who have recently arrived. the family of polina herself can serve as an example of such mixed families and the daughter of a famous orientalist and graduate of the country institute. zey and africa happened to be in malaysia where she met her future husband.

yang li malaysian chinese before i got married, i always told everyone that i have no idea how you can marry foreigners. i mean , i was absolutely 100% sure of it. that is, i also didn’t understand how you can speak a foreign language there, i don’t know, you will be in various countries of cultures, that is, for me it was in general. well, i don't understand, but when i met my future husband, i found the person with whom we ended up, that is, we understand each other perfectly. and it doesn't matter here. what language is it? that's what language we speak, that is, here, i don't know how to explain it. but this is true, although polina speaks malay, and for ian this language and everything is his native well, english has become the family language. and what about their fifteen-year-old daughter sophia, your mother is a russian father, a chinese is already an unusual situation. how many of their languages ​​do you speak, and i speak english

in russian in chinese in malay, which languages ​​came to you well, of course. what did you have to learn? well, of course, i speak english with my father, but with my mother in russian, but when i was in kindergarten at school, i began to learn young chinese. in these languages, well, in chinese, yes, but in may , it didn't mean much for the yen to marry a foreigner. i never thought about it for me to marry a foreign woman and a different culture. it was something like an adventure, but it makes life more interesting for me. and this adventure has been going on for 17 years. but mixed marriage, even if you call it an adventure. all the same, it always remains a job that requires even more compromises than in an ordinary family. and how often

do women have to give in rather than men or not? i think that by nature i am more calm more flexible not in my nature to dominate relationships. i could, for example, give our daughter a chinese or malay name, but my wife would say sophia, what a beautiful name. she decided that there would be a russian name. i said. ok one of the hardest compromises is often national cuisine europeans and americans, for example, usually don't like our borscht. they can't stand the spirit. even the sight of jelly, it seems, ian passed here too. yes well, firstly, he loves to eat, how everything is smeared, and secondly, for him, initially , these are our relations. it was something new and interesting, but also in terms of food , that is, but he tried everything, and in

principle, i think he likes it. everything seems to be, and pauline likes it here. well, if not everything, then a lot, including her chinese mother-in-law , it was touching to see how reverently polina they cared. no wonder ian's unexpected choice was sympathetic. it was not difficult at all, in my life i was familiar with different people, and i had no idea about my nationality. they didn't go to any of them when my son told me that he was going to marry a russian. i answered well, go ahead, so polina joined the ranks of russian expats, of which there are already about 5,000 in malaysia. in total , international corporations, banks , investment companies employ 3.5 million foreigners, that is, approximately 10% of the population treat everyone with very great interest. friendly, and with great sympathy, it

seems to me, all of our people note exceptional goodwill. they say that what distinguishes friendliness in the country is accepted. smile and wish. have a nice day. even a stranger, but not all migrants. here from bangladesh from indonesia there philippines e. from the philippines, there is such a little m-th relationship. but as something lower, perhaps, for example, they themselves never become a malay, there they are domestic servants for these house helpers. and these are mostly indonesian filipinos. their. it is possible, for example, stop at the police and they will have much less rights to say that the police can even

open the bag and take it from there, so non- europeans, moving along the street with money , often hide them in their underwear. there are less and less chances that they will find this cannot happen to europeans. however, if the police decide to stop your car, in other words, 10 dollars lived in your hands than trying to prove something. on the other hand life in malaysia is pretty safe with violent crime. it is very rare that women gaping on the street, passing motorcyclists can escape. some foreigners come here to work, others try to start their own business here. however, doing business in malaysia and from malaysia is not at all easy, as it is in most asian countries, and the first thing that

a newcomer malaysian bureaucracy will face is historically asia based on bureaucrats. this official, he is a little king, and you need to know how to approach him, either your best friend and there is no question, and in no case is a completely different story, or he will act according to the law and instructions , you correspond and you talk to them, but someone will have to go with them to a restaurant and just talk about the family about the traditions from the local cuisine. establish a personal informal relationship. once upon a time, malaysia was ill with a common unkind thing for all of asia, absolutely nothing could be done without bringing someone a gift, without agreeing with someone, it was the norm of life and it seemed that it would always be like this, and only when it came to the realization that corruption kills investments with harassment was given a fierce, fight without looking back at the names of a person, for example

, a jeeperak, who led the country for nine years. now, together with his wife , he is serving a term just on charges of corruption, whatever the business climate. malaysia is considered the best southeast after singapore of course , we still don't really know how to do business climbing. how to correctly interpret the gesture of the word and the behavior of your partners. it is important to understand here that the society in malaysia is hierarchical; when communicating with several people younger will always refer to the hundred itself. rshemu by age or position, and the elders will definitely take the initiative in their own hands turned out to be students of military relations people colonel major sergeant burned spouses. and we started to study with them and i discovered that uh.

well, as usual, when i teach classes, here i explain something and say, and how do we say, that's what i'm going to turn to one of them, the colonel's voice is heard for all questions. that's how much you've been doing posted. basically, colonel, because. yes , he is in charge, and he knows everything, but he is also sense that he bears responsibility, for example, for the development of relations there. i don’t know, in the prepositional case it’s also worth remembering that malaysians attach great importance to politeness, which is based on the rejection of the conflict, they especially don’t like malaysians to refuse directly to asian culture, it’s not accepted at all. uh talk. no, although the formal word is present in words, it is also in the uh languages ​​of malaysia, indonesia, china, but you

will never hear uh such a phrase, so you know no, this does not suit us. or your offer is not root, most likely you they will say, i will definitely think about it and are connected. this is due to the fact that in asia it is generally accepted to maintain the psychological balance of interlocutors. they are always very dense violence. if people argued with each other, cursed in business in culture, then asia would simply be covered with pockets of some kind of local wars, the whole business. the whole conversation intervened, it always goes in such a roundabout way. it is difficult for malaysians to give a direct answer to a difficult question, so it is worth avoiding such situations. malaysians are even worse, especially malaysians cope with criticism in own address. even if you are 100 times right and polite enough. well done, they are very afraid of the shame of humiliation, when they are publicly reproached for something, they show that they are somehow worse than others, that they have not coped with something. when i

came here and worked in a travel company. once there was a public reprimand of one employee in front of everyone. it was a nightmare because for him it was just a shame. and after that, he just didn't talk to anyone. she refused to work with the western culture that we consumed a person can oppose himself with the generally accepted standard to be an innovator in any field of activity with normative, that is, in fact, with deeds. losing a face is very easy. you can turn in the wrong question during an e-meeting. you can take a business card the wrong way, and in this case, you lose face , which is very difficult to restore, because you violate this balance of rules, and what happens then is any innovator from this culture, in fact, is expelled, he becomes, uh, out society. this caused a big problem. always developing new

technology when a person has to think independently but what is especially important for foreigners in malaysia is the patience of business dealings. they develop very slowly and can drag on for several years. this is due to the fact that malaysians prefer to get to know their partners better, before starting to do business with them, it will take a lot of patience, and in order to get used to the fact that malays and indians are not famous for their particular punctuality, they may be late to meet. but the chinese will come on time. slowness is characteristic of malaysians slowness in doing business to their desire to put things off until tomorrow, which , in my opinion, irritates foreigners so much, but it is also connected with the idea of ​​​​the dignity of hurrying to fuss. uh, this drops a person to a certain extent,

especially the high cancer officials at a meeting with you, with all their benevolence. he will first pause, look at the papers , and only then start a conversation. this underlines his status. if we are talking about a business partner, then other rules apply, even if the benefit is obvious start gotta be careful. the first phrase that must be spoken in negotiations. everything has to be done step by step. we are never in a hurry, and then the interlocutor understands that you understand the rules of the game, you will not pressure him, because often none of us understands with whom this official should negotiate. what connections should be included, how to satisfy the interests of all small and large players in this market. this is the difference in thinking can be small and slow, however, their economy. in the last 15 years, developing swiftly. on average, more than five percent

annual growth. this is a very good indicator for this country, of course. there are prospects that business people should take a closer look at, and it is always useful to start small, for example, with business etiquette. it is very important to make a good impression during the first business meeting, not forgetting the manners adopted here, for example, a business card should be held with both hands. must be printed in two languages ​​in malay and english, and hand over the card first the interlocutor with the highest social status should also take the card with both hands. but before you remove it , you should study this a little. you will show respect for the interlocutor and make a good impression among foreigners, there will be an idea that

in state institutions of malaysia you will deal with malays, do business with the chinese, and the indians will serve you all the same, although not quite the title status of the malays is enshrined in the constitution and the rest should remember that they are citizens here. not then, to the second class. well, all the same, and not the first year of independence, the malays occupied key positions in the administrative sphere. and in principle there are certain ones. well, as a quota is not a quo. on the assumption that among civil servants, the malays, of course, should prevail, more precisely, in the civil service, at least 75% of the places should be occupied by the son of the earth. this is what the malays and aborigines are called, the special rights of the bume putra are enshrined in the constitution of the sanam of the land, which is much more accessible, for example, a state

scholarship for education, and in local state universities or abroad did not have to go for an example. pay attention to those you already know. don't give us. institute. all female students are dressed in muslim traditions. it turned out that it was not by chance that only boomers were admitted to this university, in addition, even, let's say, it was possible to open a newspaper, and we see that there is, say, a block of many apartments for rent. uh, and the cost of the down payment and, uh, in the corner somewhere, it will be quite noticeable. so printed for the boom powder for the indigenous population are completely different numbers. yes , all this is much cheaper exactly the same privileges for powder shoes, when receiving government contracts, issuing a license to start a business, and so on and so forth, unlike the malays who have lived in villages for centuries, forgave rice and fished. the chinese settled,

boringly, forming settlements, which gradually outgrew in the cities of the city and gave the life of the chinese bourgeoisie. mainly commercial, starting with modest lamps, the city is, among other things, also schools. yes, that is , let's say more access to education, because there were much fewer rural schools ; the malays had great prejudices against togo. in sending their children to school , the stratification of the lumbar principle began and it is still not easy for the malays to compete with the chinese, these yellow faces, brothers, dynamic entrepreneurial activities are in many ways the country's economy is controlled by ethnic chinese. the malay nationalists play on this, defending the necessary special rights to the pomp. we live in a multinational country. and i see that

some people are offended by it. they feel unfair in their relationship initially the malay privileges amendment was passed temporarily only for 15 years in order to help predominantly rural residents to get an education and a higher position in society. it was fair. well, 15-30-50 years have passed, and the law on special rights is still not canceled more than in the morning. all this, of course, could not but give rise to inter-ethnic tensions and political disputes, but my generation had to live with it somehow, i didn’t have to choose. we grew up with such orders to us chinese. to be honest, it's harder for us, because we are not bummiputra, but we are chinese, this is how it is in our culture. we work hard. we have always strived to achieve some success, so these orders did not hurt our weight. yes, we saw

that our malay friends had privileges, but we chinese are building our own careers. we just worked, and we had our own opportunities in malaysia, i think there are no problems for the chinese here. this country did not stop on the court, malaysia is one of the few monarchies that have survived in the world, but here the monarchs are especially , perhaps the only one in the world where the kings are regularly elected every 5 years, nine malaysian sultans each of whom rules in their possession and take away from their footprints the supreme monk to the supreme, however, entrusted only with a representative function, but the operational leadership of the country is carried out by the prime minister. how does the man who has led malaysia for more than two decades see the future of our relations? we want good relations with

russia, we believe that we can learn a lot from russia and adopt modern technologies. and, of course, russia is a good market for our products. we want to trade with russia no matter what sanctions.

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