pyonponpon_:

Why are photos taken in SEA just screams SEA 😭😭😭😭😭 IT HAS VERY DISTINCT FEEL

rodneyote:

SEA culture is basically "different cultures, shit governments, and natural disasters be damned, we have good food and we SERVE CVNT up here"

Besides being always open 24/7 Maduran warungs sell small samples of stuff you might not wanna try again

ihatewokeness:

why are they like this?

boyxiaoping:

Localising it

Source: Sarame Shii

#DenormalizeTheSilentTreatment

source: MegAnn Monat

pickyhn:

Ini dan banyak lagi bukti-bukti lain yang menunjukkan negara Asia Tenggara ini serumpun dan berkongsi pelbagai budaya dan adat resam yang hampir serupa. Bukan milik ekslusif satu negara sahaja.

ry00751:

Luckily, I watched CNA, a Singaporean broadcaster, on Youtube made documentary on this. And yeah, the oldest cendol in S'pore and Malaysia (Malaka) started in 20th century. And this S'pore broadcaster said it was immigrant from Java who introduced cendol and has been delicacy -in Java since i forgot, 17th-18th century? So, yeah, its once again originated from Java except you change the name

a few takeways from this video

1. The number of vehicles in Jakarta (23 mil) are almost twice the number of people who live in the city (11 mil)

2. being the center of several industrial towns (e.g. like Bekasi & Karawang), therefore being the center of pollutants (brought to the wind entering from other cities to Jakarta)

3. Jakarta isn't exactly the ideal town for its citizens as it has no room for them for self-improvement, neither does it has room for the development of the city.

4. The citizens really dgaf about dealing with pollution in the city & other problems; they dont feel like its their responsibility solely.

5. The people in charge don't think enough of the less privileged citizens and their situations before making decisions to relocate or change the structure of the city. Read More »

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