Malaysia faces Singapore and Indonesia in the south, Thailand in the north, and the Philippine Islands in the east, with a total area of 329,754 square kilometers.
The South China Sea is divided into East Malaysia and West Malaysia, with 13 states and the capital is Kuala Lumpur.
The climate is very hot all year round. Since ancient times, the breath of the tropical rainforest here has maintained its spectacular and charming qualities; an active and busy city is a symbol of pride that we are at the forefront of the times.
Surrounded by cities and towns, the villages are full of customs, and the simplicity and innocence of the villages add a layer of exciting colors to Malaysia. The natural resources here are also quite rich, rich in oil, palm oil, rubber and tin ore, and is also known for its abundant tropical fruits.
Malay is the language set by the country, but English is widely used. The national flower is the big red flower.
The Malaysian flag has 14 parallel stripes representing 13 states and territories of Kuala Lumpur and Labuan. The new moon represents Islam.
The 14 points of the stars represent states and federal territories.