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The biggest Chinese dialect group in Penang, rooted in southern Fujian.
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The Cantonese built tin towns and still shape their food.
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Hakka communities moved many times, leaving a trail of mining villages.
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Teochew pioneers opened the first plantations in Johor.
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Hainanese arrived late and built a famous food trade.
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A Methodist-led community settled the Rajang delta in 1901.
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A family name often points to a district in China.
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Tin turned Ipoh into a city and built great fortunes.
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Tin, secret societies and a British treaty in 1874.
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Chinese junks, then steamers, carried millions.
Penghijrahan besar · 4 minit bacaanThe coolie trade and credit-ticket system
Labourers paid for their ticket with years of work.
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Henry Ridley's seeds changed who lives where.
Sabah · 4 minit bacaanThe Hakka of Sabah and the Basel Mission
Hakka farmers were brought to Sabah in the 1880s.
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A community led by Wong Nai Siong in 1901.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanHakka, Hokkien and Teochew in Sarawak
Three Chinese groups with their own towns and trades.
Warisan yang hidup · 4 minit bacaanChinese surnames and where they came from
Over 100 surnames cover most Malaysian Chinese.
Warisan yang hidup · 4 minit bacaanChinese clan associations: the surname halls
Associations helped new arrivals find work, lodging and burial.
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A dish that crossed the sea in a cook's hands.
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A Chinese, Malay, Indian and mixed story on one island.
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Kwongsai: the Cantonese from Guangxi
A smaller group of southern Cantonese in the tin towns.
Henghua: shoemakers and rubber dealers
Henghua from Putian arrived in small numbers, famous in trade.
Hokchia: the Foochow-speaking Sitiawan settlers
A Hokchia farming colony of Perak, born in 1903.
The kongsi: Chinese democracies in Borneo
Mining companies governed themselves like republics.
Secret societies: brotherhood and trouble
Hui and tong shaped life in the early Chinese towns.
Gambier and pepper: the Teochew frontier of Johor
The Johor kangchu system made fortunes and families.
The Chinese New Villages of the Emergency
Half a million people were resettled in the 1950s.
Thai-Chinese and Siamese-Chinese mixed families
Northern families with Siamese and Chinese roots.
Bak kut teh: Hokkien herbal soup of Klang
A coastal Hokkien and Teochew dish with a famous Klang story.
Kaya, kopi and the kopitiam
Coffee and toast from Hainan to Penang.
Chinese shophouse and Baba mansion
Penang and Melaka shophouses merge Chinese and European plans.
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