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Appreciating Malaysia: Malaysia’s independence
Varieties of ethnicity, religions, languages, skin colours, built up every pieces of my beloved country, Malaysia. The beauty of Malaysia is not easy to describe within a word or a sentence itself. We feel we are proud to be Malaysian, because it is one of the hassle-free nation and the most fascinating country which known for its own tradition and culture. Different cultures and religions told a wonderful myth or story behind, which makes everyone interested more about Malaysia’s history.
Every single natural resource is the income of the country. Palm oil, rice, rubber tree are the examples. Our country is remains one of the world’s largest producers of palm oil compared to others. Besides that, we are also the leading producer of natural rubber in all over the world. This is all that we should appreciate for the independence that our country hero has achieved. Without them, Malaysia will not be free from wars and other disasters. As we know, during the period, the freedom fighters including nationalists did not stop their foot step fighting to gain independence. This is what we have to show our gratitude towards this blessing by celebrating National Day.
In Malaysian Studies class, teacher taught us that our country’s independence comes without easily. We know our country went through a lot of obstacles, difficulties and hardship while defending the country from the colonists. Although we have been seized by Portuguese, Dutch, Japan and British, but we never ever tried to give up easily. Why? This is because of the spirit that planted in our heart that always keep fighting against the colonists in order to defend our beloved homeland that clearly had an ill intention towards our country’s resources.
Our country- Malaysia’s independence is much more different with other countries. We have a peaceful independence achieved by under British’s colony. Besides that, we should also thanks to our hero’s achievement

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