Writer：An Haokuan Zhao Wenhao
Editor：Yang Jiaxin Li Qiuyun
BANGI，10 Dec—In a recent development, both the Malaysian and Chinese governments have jointly implemented a visa-free policy, allowing citizens from each country to visit the other for a specified period. We sought the opinions of students directly affected by this policy change.
Wang Wei,study in UKM a Chinese Student in Malaysia: "This policy is beneficial for me. My parents have always wished to visit, and being in an unfamiliar country, this eases their concerns and helps them understand my life here."
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Zhang Wenhao, 24，Study in UPM a local Chinese in Malaysia: "The China-Malaysia Visa Waiver Policy is good for me. Growing up in Malaysia, my knowledge of 'China' is mostly from ancestral stories and books. This allows me to explore my heritage and deepen my understanding. Additionally, I have many friends from China, and I look forward to reconnecting with them."
Chinese resident Liu Yu:“ China and Malaysia visa-free? I know that, and that's a good thing for me. I studied in Malaysia and made many friends in Malaysia, but many of them chose to stay and work there. It takes us a long time to get visas every time we want to party. Since then, my visits to Malaysia have increased.”
Chen, a Chinese migrant worker:” How does the visa-free policy affect me? A little more than that. I have been working here for a long time and my parents have been in touch with me through WeChat. Only know what my life is like, do not know how I live here. After the introduction of this policy, the time and process for my parents to come will be very short.”
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These personal perspectives shed light on the diverse benefits the visa-free exchange brings to individuals, fostering cultural understanding and reuniting friends and families across borders.
