Multicultural societies, where people of different groups live together, bring more benefits than drawbacks to a country. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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In Malaysia, there are three main
races including
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races, including
Malays,
Chineses
a native or inhabitant of Communist China or of Nationalist China
Chinese
and Indians that forming our society. It is different with other nations which are only one race, the number of Malays is almost a half of the total population in Malaysia, followed by that for
Chineses
a native or inhabitant of Communist China or of Nationalist China
Chinese
and Indians.
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, as a melting pot of culture, multicultural societies have brought the more benefits than shortcomings in our country.
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of all, people will learn to be tolerant of other people's beliefs is the obvious advantage of the multicultural societies. Every
beliefs
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belief
have its unique creeds that let the believers
to be
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be
kind, so that we must not challenge their limits.
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, eating pork is taboo of Islam, we must prepare the halal food for the
Malay
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Malaysian
people,
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of forcing them to eat pork which is contrary to their creeds. In the situation of
multiculture
of or relating to or including several cultures
multicultural
, children will realise that all the people and beliefs are equal, all of us have deserve relative respect and no one becomes special due to their races, beliefs or even the colour of skin.
On the other hand
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, cultural diversity means that society will become rich and interesting, because of the cultural exchange and the cultural difference that generate the sparks. We have various
festival
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festivals
that celebrated by many people
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as Chinese New Year, Hari Raya and Deepavali.
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we are from different races, we share the food and drinks as well as live in harmony. All those things will make the world more peaceful and homogeneous. In conclusion, we must cherish the opportunity to be friends with the people of different ethnics or even being their neighbours.
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, we should maintain
this
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valuable relationships and avoid any conflict as unity is the strength.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • cultural exchange
  • cultural fabric
  • traditions and perspectives
  • innovation
  • economic growth
  • social cohesion
  • tolerance and understanding
  • unity in diversity
  • cultural clashes
  • language barriers
  • multilingualism
  • integration
  • translation services
  • prejudice
  • diversity
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