【马来西亚】华人占比最多的地方，从当猪仔到大富豪，经历了什么？

Penang is the city with the largest number of Chinese in Malaysia, accounting for 70%. There are Chinese everywhere in Penang, and people can even communicate in Chinese. The Chinese region with the best inheritance of Chinese culture is none other than Malaysia. From going to Southeast Asia with no money to now, the entire Malaysian population of 22% of Chinese people contributes 90% of the tax revenue. Guanyin Temple: One of the most important faith centers of the Chinese community, it has been nearly 300 years old and is one of the oldest Chinese temples in Penang. During the Qing Dynasty, the Cantonese and Fujianese in Penang built it to eliminate the contradictions between their native places. Surname Bridge: 6 bridges, distinguished by surnames. After the Chinese went to Southeast Asia in the 19th century, there was no land, so they could only build their residences by the sea. After several generations of efforts, the environment here has undergone tremendous changes. Zhang Bishi's Former Residence: At Zhang Bishi's peak, his assets reached 80 million, while the annual income of the Qing government at that time was about 70 million silver. It is not an exaggeration to describe him as rich enough to rival a country. When Zhang Bishi passed away, his business empire collapsed in just a few decades. The family rented out the house and became the Penang version of "72 Tenants". It was not until it was bought by a heritage enthusiast and opened to the public in 1995 after renovation that the Blue House Museum we see today was established.