What business is good in Malaysia?

What business do you want to do? In addition to large businesses, the Chinese do more in Malaysia is the buying and selling of small products, and the catering industry. Many products in Malaysia are produced in China. Such as electrical appliances, air conditioners, computer accessories, machines, motorcycles, furniture, daily necessities, daily DVDs, clothes, shoes, food, canned food, dry food. Essence Essence All -inclusive, depending on what industry you are doing. The most important thing is buyer. There are rubber, oil palm, coffee, etc. exported from Malaysia. If you want to import food/native to China, you can go to the supermarkets in Hong Kong and Macau to see and understand. Not all food in China is acceptable! There are many original people in East Malaysia, and the traffic and communication are not developed (inland). The Chinese gathering places are in the coastal area, and there are markets, but they must be patient. Most West Malaysia is a place for brand/quality (Chinese), but to endure the criticism of a bamboo pole to overturn the entire boatman. As for discrimination, I think men are less than women, because some mainland women come to the horse to do a relatively unpleasant job. But basically it will not be discriminated, because everyone who does those jobs can see it. In terms of discrimination, I think that in this way, China is developing very well now, and Chinese people are more popular than before. This is a fact. But at the same time, its own quality is also important. For example, a loud speech in public places, or throwing things anywhere, will cause others to dislike you, so it is very important to do yourself well. Malaysians pay attention to grades, and good results will not happen. English will definitely be better than learning in China. Because you have to speak with Malay or Indians anytime, anywhere. But the education here is very slow. When you learn English and Malay. Your Chinese and mathematics will definitely fall sharply. You will have a little bit of Hakka, Indian, Fujian, and Cantonese. Otherwise you don't understand what they are talking about. This is basically that.

First of all, you need to understand the development of the entire economic market in Malaysia, analyze the market trends, and then consider what business is determined by your own actual situation. It is risky to do any business. Remember to be cautious.

I think it is better to make jewelry business with Chinese characteristics!