For Malaysians who do not know uec is a certificate of education used by chinese

private in Malaysia. They have their own education system under dong zong (the
Chinese education body) because they do not want to join the national education
system. However, most are still subjects SPM because they do not want to risk the
risk of non-SPM certificates for work

UEC is not recognized by the Malaysian Government since the time of the Abdul
Rahman and is supported by contemporary figures such as master Tan Lock, tun
siew sin from mca. at that time the earliest known figures were of great national
excitement. tun siew sin itself reject the idea of using Chinese language as medium
in malaysia school. tee siew sin is not favored by Chinese education activism.
Nowadays mca has shifted leadership and establishment

there is a chinese-born man who migrated to malaysia for economic urges and being
a teacher in malaysian chinese school named lian lian geok became one of the
strongest activists demanding Chinese education and asked Chinese to be
recognized as one of the official languages in malaysia. with the help of a strong
dong zong institution to this day they are still demanding that Chinese education be
accepted in malaysia. he was dumped by citizenship as it was considered to spark
racial unity.

he died and his memorial was built on the Maharajalela road and became a
compulsory annual pilgrimage by Chinese private school students. he is the hero of
Chinese education fighters

although Chinese private schools did not receive government assistance but their
schools were much more luxurious in terms of infrastructure and facilities. Many
financial contributions are provided by the local chinese community to keep the
school going

the main teaching medium of the subject for uec is in chinese and there is only one
subject bm included (for enough conditions and easier than bm spm)

because the uec certificate is not recognized malaysia Chinese schoolmate students
who take uec need to go to the countries receiving uec like china and taiwan to
continue their studies .that is, because the certificate is not consistent with the
education policy and national vision, as well as to protect the privilege of certificates
stpm to enter the stpm of Islam to enter the public higher education of malaysia.

but it is a problem, because most of the students who go to Chinese private schools
are from the ranks and the ability to be. they are able to spend money to go to
universities in china and taiwan. but they should forget about the desire to work with
government or company companies that do not receive unauthorized certificates

now, mca and dap both fight for urging the government to recognize uec to be used
in malaysia. this is also for the sake of the Chinese who are educated in chinese. (in
the context of race, mca and dap can be united)

if uec is recognized what the effect is

we will have two certificates that are not directly aligned. students who take uec do
not need to take spm and follow the same syllabus with other malaysian students.
uec is implemented in populated Chinese schools that are very poorly exposed to
communication with students from other races

recognizing uec means we will give birth to the generation of chinese who are
increasingly separated from the idea of asmilation and intercourse between the
races and we will increase the distance between races, as well as dreaming of the
malaysian nation away in the seventh heaven

besides the domino effect, that is, after the recognition of uec, these growing sjkc
schools (which use the medium of Chinese language) are not possible to convert the
national syllabus to the uec silibus

After the UEC is recognized and mandarin language is widespread, is there any
reason that the Chinese language is not recognized as the official language of
malaysia? this is what defended by dong zong since pre-independence again. that's
the domino effect I mean

the current deputy minister of education is from the dap and he is already in the hope
of fulfilling his promise (in the manifestation) to ask malaysia to recieve uec within 30
days. With the undeniable power of the Prime Minister, I think this is their best
chance to succeed in this idea

because the majority of Malaysians do not know what it is, so I carry out my
responsibility to increase your knowledge. Finally you will know this is not a small
matter. This is for the future, all Malaysians. I put my capacity as a researcher, an
academician. Not as a Malay or Korean who would be racist accused. if you do not
think I have enough credibility, please refer to Prof Dato 'Teo Kok Seong, a
Professor and a Chinese.