Hampir 70 peratus orang dalam video ni Semua sudah tiada.. inilah kenyataan yg kita semua akan pergi dan yang tinggal hanyalah memori seperti video ini..
Bukan 70 peratus....50 peratus laaa...baru berapa tahun je...tok kawan ada lagi dan ibu bapa kawan pun ada lagi laaa... komunis pun ada lagi sekarang niee..
Madey masih ade lagi. Masa ni dia hilang kerusi parlimen sbb dipecat Dr umno krn kritik tunku. September tunku letak jawatan, tun hussien jd pm krn tekanan byk pihak susulan peristiwa 13 mei 1969.
Saya lahir 1965 di Gombak, KL. Video ini tulen dan banyak kenangan dapat disingkap. Namun zaman berubah...2019 kini. Tak sama keadaan seperti di tahun video ini dibuat. Kehidupan dahulu mudah.
@@okisaito6860 It's the misuse of NEP by one party I shall not name who. This is the PRIMARY source of the problems and divide among the people as it's discriminatory. More talented people will leave this country leaving all the racist, extremists, incompetent and corrupt left. Malaysia is already 6th largest in Asean economically according to Wikipedia, ready for the last especially with this current useless government
@FocusFanatic thats right..chinese n indian should love n appreciate malays first. Back then malays wanna live peace and not too rich and not too poor..then chinese see a chance anyway, you can go with the business n rich that you want but plz dont lying, respect malays, dont manipulate so, we can lives together in harmonies but, thats not happen today. You've break the rules☝🏻
7.26 budak tu pun skrg mungkin dlm lingkungan antara 57 ke60 tahun. Kalau anda terlihat video ini silalah komen. Masa ni kereta pun byk yg segi empat, kecuali VW Beetle dan Morris Minor. Datsun P. Ramlee pun ada, Simca, Mercedes Gemuk tu pun masih ramai org guna, Renault, kereta sport P. Ramlee dlm filem Madu Tiga tu pun ada, warna kuning kat Ganu. Ford Cortina, Austin Cambridge yg teksi tu. Byk lg, tp ada yg dah x ingat modelnya, sbb usia pun lebih tua drp filem ni, otak asyik loading je. Walimatul Urus mesti ada Silat Pulut, yg jd pengantin tu kalau masih hidup mesti dlm lingkungan usia 75 ke 80 tahun. Semoga hidup anda dlm peliharaan Allah swt. Fraser's Hill masa tu masih hutan belantara, mesti sejuk giler tu, skrg pun masih sejuk. Bas Ghongak kat Kuala Berang, tingkap bas tu bahaya bila ditutup, kalau bas tu bergegar, tingkap tu terhempas, kalau kena jari, mmg pengsan i tell you. Semua dah tinggal kenangan, masa utk bersiap sebaik mungkin utk menemui Allah Azza Wajalla. Wallahu A'lam.
Pengantin perempuan tu nampak iras mcm pelakon. Pernah naik bas rombongan ke Melaka & Johor dlm tahun 1984.Bas tingkap mcm yg encik cakap tu la...kalau jatuh lubang, tingkap jatuh, hempap tangan boleh patah jari.Haha.
Time really flying and a lot have changed along the 50 years since 1970. However, no matter how things have changed, what count most is what.we did in the past when we reach our last breath.
Ish... Ish.. Klu.. lah boleh masuk time machine aku ingin skali berpatah balik ke th 1970... jumpa ibu dan ayahku.. time ni muda belia cantique dan handsome...
@@flymind1941 mesin masa sekarang tengah dicipta oleh seorang scientist hitam di america edition.cnn.com/travel/article/time-travel-ron-mallett-scn/index.html (pssst....boleh subscribe kpd channel saya tak?)
Jika video ini dirakam pada tahun 1970, bayi yang dipangku di minit 4:55 itu berumur 51 tahun sekarang. Barangkali pada masa itu bayi tersebut baharu berumur 1 tahun.
1970's I was just a small boy living in Kuala Terengganu town...still remember the post office, the duyong island, seberang takir, such a nostalgic view...wish could turn back the time...
I'm absolutely in love with Malaysia... Looking at this video now I think that Malaysia in the past was better than ever. What a wonderful video! Thanks, and see you next year in Geoegetown.
I have to differ with you on this. Photos from the 1960s and early 1970s may look nostalgic and lovely to you today but during those years, there was widespread poverty across the land. Majority of the people earned low incomes as the economy was heavily dependent on agriculture, rubber and tin mining with very little industries. Many towns had primitive sewage disposal system and human waste was collected from bucket latrines at the back of houses and shops. Infectious diseases like tuberculosis and cholera were rampant, killing thousands annually. Most people grew their own vegetables, fruits and reared livestock in their gardens to supplement their meagre diet. If you were a student in those days, you could expect to receive corporal punishments like caning or being slapped by the teachers over trivial offences. If you asked me whether I would want to go back to those days, it will be a resounding NO from me.
Better during those times. Now, we have dirty/racial/discriminatory politics, ppl getting too religious to the point no more common sense and people are no longer united.
Yup... Those were the days.. I'm 63 now. Nostalgia dgn kwn2 cina, India, serani dll. Port aku di msjd india. Tak de pun kita org berfikiran racist... Skrg these bloody politicians yg punya kerja.. S**t
Nothing can beat 70's and 80's Kat Malaysia... Tenang, hidup Tak susah, Tak Ada perkauman,Tak Ada pendatang asing, kerharmonian antara Tiga kaum utama memang bagus....banyak tempat yang belum diterokai, semuanya memang sukar digambarkan dengan kata kata....Malaysia was a Heaven on those days...❤️❤️❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
The story behind the footage and the person who shot it would be nice JK. Would love to hear more. My family moved to Malaysia in 1972, when I was eight. My father was the chief resident engineer on Malaysia's first major highway project (Federal Highway) .. he spent most of the rest of his professional life there .. and I myself spent many years in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Simon, pls convey our appreciation to your dad for constructing Federal Highway with such top notch quality especially excellent soil foundation work ensuring smooth paving.
@Epul Saiful , foreigners contribute to the economy my friend . They are the ones building , your skyscrapers , your roads , your apartments , office blocks , cleaning your roads and taking out your rubbish . They are also in your factories providing cheap labour and learning skills and services faster then our lazy locals , some of whom look for a free ride from government handouts . In another thirty years most of the skilled labour will be from them and the local lads have to learn from them . They work hard through much pain , sorrow and sacrifice . They are a human being just like you . People in general want to feel big and important ... but forget we are all just a flicker in the Universe and we are all struggling to come to terms with these truths . Most of the people who you see in these videos were people who have worked hard , raised children , some of whom are leaders of this beautiful country . Respect all human beings , local or foreigners , tingkatkan your lman , be free , happy and kind in your heart Epul . Peace bro .
@@norhalizamohdnoor7423 It's the misuse of NEP by one party I shall not name who. This is the PRIMARY source of the problems and divide among the people as it's discriminatory. More talented people will leave this country leaving all the racist, extremists, incompetent and corrupt left. Malaysia is already 6th largest in Asean economically according to Wikipedia, ready for the last especially with this current useless government
If I had a Time Machine , I wish to come back this year in 1970. I could rectify back all my mistakes which I had done to myself, to my family, I will seek forgiveness to all my friends, to animals. my teachers and to the God.
Saya dapat rasakan betapa seronoknya hidup zaman ni walaupun saya belum ada lagi ketika ini..zaman yang tenang dan aman damai serta tak terkejar2 dengan kehidupan material
Better during those times. Now, we have dirty/racial/discriminatory politics, ppl getting too religious to the point no more common sense and people are no longer united.
Terima kasih kepada mereka yang merakamkan suasana dan keadaan pada masa itu yang pasti kami belum lahir lagi dapat melihatnya kembali sejarah yang pastinya menimbulkan nostalgia
Zaman mak dan ayah ak.. Rasa seronok dapat tgk dorang walaupon belum ada lagi masa 1970an.. Zaman tiada lagi rangkaian internet dan smart phone.. Tiada pekerja asing yang ramai.. Sangat harmoni dan bersedahana.. Ya Allah semoga semua berada dlm keredaan mu dan baik sentiasa.. Amin
Masa buat semua berubah.. Malaysia skrg Hari Hari pasal politik..semua Gila kuasa Dan duit... Sampai rakyat dimainkan racist.. sampai semua nak gaduh.. sad sad...
Better during those times. Now, we have dirty/racial/discriminatory politics, ppl getting too religious to the point no more common sense and people are no longer united.
@@leealex24 Unless ure an adult in the 70's which means ure in the 50s now u dont get to say shit like this. The 1969 race riot is a testament that racial cohesion was much worse than now.
I made a comment again now after 4 years. Thank you to the contributor of this beautiful video. As we can see, the Malaysians only have the Malays, Chinese, and Indians. No other races. So pure.
My parent's childhood years. What I noticed most is their skin color, dulu semua ramai main panas. Keluar rumah. Panas panas pun rilek je. Sekarang lama kelamaan kulit melayu makin putih and terang. Putih tu sampai ada yang tak natural. Betapa lajunya beauty standards bertukar, semua orang nak jadi putih. I think the asian tan aka our natural skin color is beautiful as it is! No need to erase it.
Those were the days, pretty malay girls without headscarf in figure fitting kebayas, indian ladies in sarees and men in dhothi, chinese aunties in cheong sam
"Those were the days, pretty malay girls without headscarf in figure fitting kebayas..." It was not like that before WWII. Malay women used to wear loose-fitting Baju Kebaya Panjang and Selendang Kerikam from the late 1800s to the 1940s.
aaahhh.. bessstt... dapat gak nengok visual cantik .. lahir di kuala lumpur 1971... tapi ni pun dah cukup beri kepuasan sbb era yg sama.. bessss sangat,, ,
Tahun 1970 saya ditingkatan 1, di Sek. Men. Kg. Kerunci, Pantai. Gunting rambut di tepi Sungai Klang (Jalan Melayu), diJln Tuanku Abdul Rahman selalunya pada hujung tahun tempat membeli buku teks sekolah sebab di Jln. TAR banyak kedai buku. Kenangan ini memang tak dapat dilupakan, terima kasih kpd yg upload video ini.
As if the celluloid had never been passed through the projector more than 5 times. Pic very crisp and clean. I suspect, this is a personal collection of an enthusiast. Most shots are handheld. Sharp focusing was not prioritised. But as an archive, this is a superb. The guy who shot this footage knew these shots will be a historic record.
Rindunya Malaysia dahulu ayah saya seorg posmen.setiap kali saya pandu kereta di KL abah akwn cerita setiap sejrah asal tmpt tu...trutama waktu raya kami shopping di Sogo.abah akan ckp dlu ni tempat asalnya Suleiman Court.rumah flat...ada org cina ni baik setiap kali htr surat bagi buah limau kat abah...kdg bagi air tin...pastu lepak kat tmn permainan bawah tu makan roti smbil tgok org masuk berbaris tgok cinema seberang jalan tu...terus otak sy memikirkan keadaan lama itu...nostalgik....inshallah sy akan teruskan merakam Kuala Lumpur smeoga menjadi lipatan sejarah utk generasi akan dtg kenali setiap tmpt
rindunya Malaysia yang dulu... Warga asing tak banyak rasa aman je bila 3 bangsa bersatu dan hidup harmoni. Paling sedih sekarang Majid Jamek dan kota raya dah macam bukan Malaysia dipenuhi warga asing dan bas serta lrt pon sama. hmmm rindunya.
Samalah di kebanyakan negara yang lebih maju/maju. Saya baru pulang dari Itali (2023), ternampak ramai pekerja-pekerja/warganya yang berasal dari Bangladesh, Afrika (termasuk Afrika utara), Filipina, India, China dll. Negara2 lain seperti UK, Perancis, German, Sweden lagi tinggi peratus warganya yang berasal dari luar benua Eropah.
Better during those times. Now, we have dirty/racial/discriminatory politics, ppl getting too religious to the point no more common sense and people are no longer united.
Tiada indon, tiada bangla, dan tiada segala pendatang2 yg lain. Hanya melayu,cina dan india. Dan yang paling indah tiada racist antara 3 bangsa ni. Macam adik beradik je masa tu Oh aku rindu MALAYSIA ku yg dulu !!!
I am 71 yrs now i used to hang around in kl during that time it was the best times of my life every race could mix easly now all spoil by politics i miss those days so mush and tq for the vidio
Saya darjah 1, berseluar pendek waktu itu, rumah di Gombak, belanja sekolah bawa 20sen, time rehat bihun 10sen sepiring, air sirap 5sen, baki 5sen simpan utk belanja hariraya nanti, aduhai kenangan.
Bagi sesiapa orang indonesia/malaysia jngn saling begaduh Beljar dulu sejarah yg baik aslmula nenek moyang malaysia dr mna biar kita paham semu jng smpai begaduh.... Sy pon paham dg sejarah nenek moyang malaysia berasal dr mana...buat warga indonesia yg blm paham sjrh paham betul2 klo kita begaduh dg malaysia sma je kita memutuskn rantai persodaran kita...karna malaysia itu adik/sodarakita Salam damai semoga sht slu sodaraku yg di malaysia
Yes those were the days in circa 1970.RTM only had two channels then and transmission started only at 6.00 p.m in the evening during the week days.But on Saturday and Sunday TV transmission started much earlier at 3.00 p.m.Popular TV programmes then were Ultraman,Banasplit,Monster from Outerspace,Night Gallery,the Black and White Minstrel Show,Man from UNCLE and many more.There was even a live telecast of the 1970 Thomas Cup final matches. Yes that was 1970 nearly half a century ago.We did not have many TV stations such as Astro then.The cinema then was another entertainment outlet but tickets were very cheap for Third Class.
@@Banom7a1970 was nearly a half a century ago.When I recalled those times I always remember that voice of my late mother,"Yau go and get a small tin of condensed milk.".A small can of condensed milk cost only fifty cents then.
@@yiseng4602 welp, $0.50 is RM2.71 today if its adjusted to inflation, although, there's no more susu pekat manis, it's all palm oil creamer disguised as one (The only one that still is actual milk that I remember is F&N condensed milk with the gold lid - not RM2 though)
@@pegangagamakeranaitusiapak576 yes the High Chapparal,Combat and the Time Tunnel were also very popular among Malaysians then nearly half a century ago. The High Chapparal I can only remember the actress Linda Cristal and Cameron Mitchell.The fellow who played "Blue Boy" well I have forgotten his name. Combat well I still remember Vic Morrow.
Either we deal with the reality or have orgasms thinking of old days. But hey those were the days, murderers, gangsters and rapist did exist in Malaysia..., perhaps we should stop over exaggerating the old stuffs till lifting their balls as if it was made in gold or something. Pros and cons are everywhere
Coming back from school I remember the times I had in 1970.The World Cup finals in Mexico with Pele,Gordon Banks,Riveira,Bobby Charlton and Beckenbauer.Then those TV series Time Tunnel,Night Gallery,Banana Split,Monster from Outer Space,Ultra Man(in English) and those Cowboy movies shown on Saturday afternoon. And there was the 1970 Thomas Cup finals which was beamed live featuring Malaysia and the Asian Games at Bangkok.
Video ni tahun 1969 sbelum kejadian 13 mei..ayah saya bgtau petaling street tu ambik masa brtahun jgk utk pulihkan dari kerosakan masa 13 mei tu..so mcm xlogik je tahun 1970 petaling street masih elok kn..
Bestnya , rindu tahun 90, 80 Dan 70 an ,, hidup tak terkejar2 mcm zaman ni ,, dek kerana arus kemajuan semua nk faster faster n faster ,, tercipta lagi teknologi demi teknologi utk mudahkn benda yg tk susah manapun ,, atleast jenayah Dan kjhatan pun makin cepat Dan licik ,, dan buatkan kita terpksa sentiasa alert ,,hidup zamn skrg sgt memenatkan ,
Bila tengok video lama. Sedih tengok kehancuran masyarakat Malaysia sekarang yg dikotori oleh pendatang bangla, rohingya, arab dan pakistan. So beautiful Malaysia not so long ago. Semua dalam suasana aman dan care free...no terorist. No extremist. No bangla. Beautiful Malaysia.
@@kindamuffin5265 , they contribute biggest to the economy of Malaysia . Malaysia would be like Myanmar if not for them . Be open and kind in your heart Muffin . READ . Peace bro .
Rinduu dgn Malaysia yg dulu 😢, aman dan harmoni, tiada rasis antara agama, bangsa dan mahupun antara negeri 💕💕💕, ' Ya Allah, kau lindungilah negara kami dprp mala petaka dan sebarang musibah bala bencana, kau kekalkan lh keharmonian dan kesejahteraan negara kami ya allah, kau lindungilah kami drpd hasutan iblis dan syaitan yg menyesatkan kami yg benci akan keharmonian dlm masyarakat sejagat, robbana atina fiddunya hasanah, wafilakhiroti hasanah, wakina a'zabannar, AAMINN YA ROBBAL A'LAMIN '🤲🤲🤲
🥳🍻🎉 Reminiscing ......memory lane for the seniors: * Recycled Good old days * 😄😁😃😜🤣 "Rose Chan was our favourite performer. Wong Peng Soon was our favourite badminton player. We reared Siamese fighting fishes, the seller was our idol. Driving license renewal was by pasting an additional slip at the back of a small red booklet. Susu lembu was house delivered by our big friendly and strong Mr KK Singh, on his bicycle is a stainless steel container. And the container cap served as a funnel. Kacang puteh man came peddling, walking and balancing on his head 6 compartments of different types of kacang and muruku ... and we barter our old exercise books for a paper cone of kacang puteh. F&N orange was served in wooden crates and displayed on tables during festivals like Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, etc. Eating chicken was rare and was a treat during festivals. M&M's was called Treets ... We always carry a one ringgit note at night in case we were stopped by *mata mata* for not having tail lights on our bicycles. *Chow kway teow* was only 20-30 cents and some brought their own eggs. One *roti canai* cost 10 cents and a banana for 5 cents. Tick-Tock man will take order n deliver kway-Teow mee soup for 20 cents We bought *bangkali* bread from KK the Indian roti man who paddled his bicycle around the neighbourhood with the familiar ringing sound. At times we bought Cold Storage bread wrapped in waxed paper. Spread the bread with butter and kaya, wrapped back with the same waxed paper and take to school. A crew cut haircut by the travelling Indian and Hokchew barber was only 30 cents; all the way to the top. Reason:- easy to dry when *curi-curi* swimming in the river or in the sea. Mostly with no swimming trunks, only birthday suits. On Sunday mornings, listen to *Kee Huat* radio facts and fancies and Saturday nights *Top of the Pops* by DJ Patrick Teoh. Saturday mornings entertained ourselves with cheap matinees, usually cowboy or Greek mythology movies like Hercules. Father gave 70 cents for the Cheap Matinee screening at 10.30am on Saturday/Sunday; 50 cents for ticket, 20 cents for return bus fare, kacang putih or *kua chi*. Nobody pays 1 dollar for the reserve seats. Sometimes 1 ticket admission for 2 persons. Iced *angtau* was 10 cents. Iced ball was only 5 cents with half red sugar, the other half black sugar or sarsi. Never, never, never talked or mixed with girls until Form 5. Learned the waltz, cha-cha, rhumba, foxtrot and offbeat cha cha from a classmate's sister. First time dancing with a girl nearly froze; heart went *botobom, botobom* ... We survived with mothers who had no maids. They cooked /cleaned /washed and took care of us at the same time... singlehandedly. We took aspirin, candy floss, fizzy drinks, shaved ice with syrups ... and diabetes were rare. Salt added to Pepsi or Coke was remedy for fever. Tonic water was taken at the first hint of malaria. As children, we would ride with our parents on bicycles/ motorcycles for 2 or 3. Richer ones in cars with no seat belts or air bags. The first time, well not all but mostly, used a modern toilet by squatting on it; only know the bucket system. Our children will not know the danger of visiting the outdoor toilet at night nor jumping in fright when the man collected the bucket while we were still doing our business. Toilet paper was torn up newspapers on a hook which we have to crumble first before using. White toilet paper is an unknown luxury. Riding at the back of a taxi was a special treat. We went to the jungle to catch spiders without worries of Aedes mosquitoes. The worst disease one could get was a *lock jaw* caused by a rusty nails. With a mere 5 pebbles (stones) it would be an endless game. With a ball (tennis ball best), we boys, would run like crazy for hours. We caught guppies in drains / canals and when it rained, we swam there. We ate salty, very sweet & oily foods, candies, bread and real butter and drank condensed milk coffee/ tea, ice kacang, but we weren't overweight because we ran and ran and cycled all day only returning home at sunset or when hungry. We fell out of trees, got cut, broke bones and teeth and we still continued the stunts. Boh kia si ...!!! Most of us never had birthday parties till we were 21. Some don't even know what's so big about 21st birthday... haha !! We rode bikes or walked to a friend's house and just yelled for them! When parents found out that we were caned in school, it's certain we would get another round of caning. Parents always sided with the teachers. We flew kites with string coated with pounded glass powder and horse glue and at times cut our fingers/hands on the string. Happiness was winning a kite fight with a local samseng. We also have to make our own kites to suit our *fighting styles*. We were the last generation to know how to use logarithm tables and slide rulers... bravo !!! AND I believe this generation produces the best parents because we remember the hard times. *CONGRATULATIONS!* You might want to share this with others who have had the luck to grow up as kids! And while you are at it, forward it to your kids so they will know how their parents lived." And we are still here 😄😁😃😄😁😃👍👌
some landmarks are still the same as Masjid Jamek! wonderful to see how this agrarian economy has evolved over the years. Credit should go to DR M for changing the economic landscape of Malaysia, and the federal capital KL.
I was only a child of ten then.My family was residing in Teluk Anson As my father was working for the customs we lived at Custom Compund which is near to Padang Tembak. Teluk Anson in 1970 was not advanced as it is now.In 1970 there was no main bus station as we had to wait for the bus to arrive to fetch us home at a rakety shack just in front of the playground now long gone. Although things were cheap in 1970 life for us was a daily struggle to make ends meet. Mum bought us roti canai for lunch before we boarded the bus for school. In 1970 barely thirteen years after independence,our country then had recovered from the wounds of the 13 May 1969 tragedy.And Tun Razak had taken over the premiership from Tunku Abdul Rahman. He began to implement affirmative race based policies favouring the ingenious race.The political landscape of the country changed dramatically when Tun Razak took over from Tunku.By 1970 Umno was firmly in control.From 1970 onwards Umno called the shots.It was no more Alliance bargaining as it was during Tunku's premiership.
@@slum0523 your father could have stayed in Customs Compund which was opened in 1963.My family stayed there until November 1972 when my father was transferred to the Customs in Ipoh. I guess your father could have been familiar with the "Sap-Kum Tim" or "Ten Shops" or even the "Asrama Putri"located right at the end of the road with its entrance.Our house is just yards away from the hostel meant for Malay girls. And we also have this Malay mosque and the popular Mat sundry shop. I guess too that your father must be familiar with the Oois whose son Ooi Poh Hwa whom we played together as kids.The Oois we're then staying in the first house facing the Batak Rabbit road.They stayed there until 1971 before they moved to Penang. We were also familiar with the Rajans and they were of mixed parentage.Unfortunately the father committed suicide by hanging himself to death in late 1968 as we were holidaying in Ipoh as it was the school holidays.The Rajans were staying in the last house which was reputed to be haunted.Even his wife went mad and had a fight with my mother in 1967 when I was in Standard One.His wife bit my mother's ear. Yes that last house where the Rajans stayed was evil and haunted as just weeks before we left for Ipoh,me and my brother could hear chantings and beating of sticks after midnight.It was scary and eerie as a Malay family too stayed there after the Rajans left in late 1968 as their father had committed suicide.They too said it was haunted and they left abruptly in late 1970.Their eldest daughter too was afflicted with madness.There is something not right with the last house.We used to play with two of their sons Hisham and Hashim and the youngest often told me his house was "puaka". Yes we are the Chans and my parents were familiar with the Oois and the Rajans.Your father may have known them.
@@yiseng4602 Pretty scary stuff. Thanks for sharing. It's a long time ago. And perhaps one day I will visit Telok Anson. But perhaps the name has changed. I am a little older than you. In 1967 I was in Form Two.
Ktika thun 94...atas urusan kjaan...masa tu tempat paling top post lepak..komplek daya bumi, sogo, pertama komplek dan bus stand klang....kini tinggal nostalgia.. .bgitulah perubahan zaman....
Hampir 70 peratus orang dalam video ni Semua sudah tiada.. inilah kenyataan yg kita semua akan pergi dan yang tinggal hanyalah memori seperti video ini..
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Bukan 70 peratus....50 peratus laaa...baru berapa tahun je...tok kawan ada lagi dan ibu bapa kawan pun ada lagi laaa... komunis pun ada lagi sekarang niee..
@@sukahatilanun2881 D*P KE?
Sya umur 6 tahun..abh bwa prgi k.lumpur..masa naik keretapi class 3 hihihi..
Madey masih ade lagi. Masa ni dia hilang kerusi parlimen sbb dipecat Dr umno krn kritik tunku. September tunku letak jawatan, tun hussien jd pm krn tekanan byk pihak susulan peristiwa 13 mei 1969.
Saya lahir 1965 di Gombak, KL.
Video ini tulen dan banyak kenangan dapat disingkap. Namun zaman berubah...2019 kini. Tak sama keadaan seperti di tahun video ini dibuat. Kehidupan dahulu mudah.
Mostly tgn2 kotor politik yg merusakkan semua keindahan lalu...
Sungai Gombak boleh mandi lagi sampai tahun 70an. sekarang ni tempat buang sampah
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@@okisaito6860 It's the misuse of NEP by one party I shall not name who. This is the PRIMARY source of the problems and divide among the people as it's discriminatory. More talented people will leave this country leaving all the racist, extremists, incompetent and corrupt left. Malaysia is already 6th largest in Asean economically according to Wikipedia, ready for the last especially with this current useless government
Skrg ni zaamn Corona bang .. parah skrg dibanding dulu
Thank you for sharing. Life is simple and beautiful on that time. All races stay together with no racist. Beautiful Malaysia !
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@FocusFanatic no
@FocusFanatic thats right..chinese n indian should love n appreciate malays first. Back then malays wanna live peace and not too rich and not too poor..then chinese see a chance anyway, you can go with the business n rich that you want but plz dont lying, respect malays, dont manipulate so, we can lives together in harmonies but, thats not happen today. You've break the rules☝🏻
This year ..after racist conflicts
Chinese are the racist
7.26 budak tu pun skrg mungkin dlm lingkungan antara 57 ke60 tahun. Kalau anda terlihat video ini silalah komen.
Masa ni kereta pun byk yg segi empat, kecuali VW Beetle dan Morris Minor. Datsun P. Ramlee pun ada, Simca, Mercedes Gemuk tu pun masih ramai org guna, Renault, kereta sport P. Ramlee dlm filem Madu Tiga tu pun ada, warna kuning kat Ganu. Ford Cortina, Austin Cambridge yg teksi tu. Byk lg, tp ada yg dah x ingat modelnya, sbb usia pun lebih tua drp filem ni, otak asyik loading je.
Walimatul Urus mesti ada Silat Pulut, yg jd pengantin tu kalau masih hidup mesti dlm lingkungan usia 75 ke 80 tahun. Semoga hidup anda dlm peliharaan Allah swt.
Fraser's Hill masa tu masih hutan belantara, mesti sejuk giler tu, skrg pun masih sejuk.
Bas Ghongak kat Kuala Berang, tingkap bas tu bahaya bila ditutup, kalau bas tu bergegar, tingkap tu terhempas, kalau kena jari, mmg pengsan i tell you. Semua dah tinggal kenangan, masa utk bersiap sebaik mungkin utk menemui Allah Azza Wajalla. Wallahu A'lam.
Good story.. 👍👍👍
Pengantin perempuan tu nampak iras mcm pelakon.
Pernah naik bas rombongan ke Melaka & Johor dlm tahun 1984.Bas tingkap mcm yg encik cakap tu la...kalau jatuh lubang, tingkap jatuh, hempap tangan boleh patah jari.Haha.
@@thecrkb Hahaha
Time really flying and a lot have changed along the 50 years since 1970. However, no matter how things have changed, what count most is what.we did in the past when we reach our last breath.
Ish... Ish.. Klu.. lah boleh masuk time machine aku ingin skali berpatah balik ke th 1970... jumpa ibu dan ayahku.. time ni muda belia cantique dan handsome...
Mesin masa sbenar kat akhirat sana.....semua kembali ke masa yg sebenar☺
Msti skg dh tua kn atok,kne pggl atok lh sbb thn 1970 pn dh lahir n ckp belia remaja,skg dh thn 2019 dh brapa puluh thn tu,slm dri ccucu ye atok.hahaha😂😂
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@@flymind1941 mesin masa sekarang tengah dicipta oleh seorang scientist hitam di america edition.cnn.com/travel/article/time-travel-ron-mallett-scn/index.html (pssst....boleh subscribe kpd channel saya tak?)
7:03 brader tgh 420 ke? Terakam plk..hahahah
Jika video ini dirakam pada tahun 1970, bayi yang dipangku di minit 4:55 itu berumur 51 tahun sekarang. Barangkali pada masa itu bayi tersebut baharu berumur 1 tahun.
Saya lah baby tu sbb saya lahir tahun 1970
@@azmanahmad8808 anda pasti??
@@azmanahmad8808 yeke?
@@azmanahmad8808 biar betul
@@azmanahmad8808 yeke pakcik
That is very very nice video quality
The legend of comments hi
yes it's very beautiful
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You're everywhere!
Kau lagi
1970's I was just a small boy living in Kuala Terengganu town...still remember the post office, the duyong island, seberang takir, such a nostalgic view...wish could turn back the time...
I'm absolutely in love with Malaysia... Looking at this video now I think that Malaysia in the past was better than ever. What a wonderful video! Thanks, and see you next year in Geoegetown.
georgetown is Awesome
I have to differ with you on this. Photos from the 1960s and early 1970s may look nostalgic and lovely to you today but during those years, there was widespread poverty across the land. Majority of the people earned low incomes as the economy was heavily dependent on agriculture, rubber and tin mining with very little industries. Many towns had primitive sewage disposal system and human waste was collected from bucket latrines at the back of houses and shops. Infectious diseases like tuberculosis and cholera were rampant, killing thousands annually. Most people grew their own vegetables, fruits and reared livestock in their gardens to supplement their meagre diet. If you were a student in those days, you could expect to receive corporal punishments like caning or being slapped by the teachers over trivial offences. If you asked me whether I would want to go back to those days, it will be a resounding NO from me.
Sesungguhnya Malaya bertapa harmoni dan aman damai di kalangan masyarakat pada zaman itu.
Xberapa harmoni sgt bang time..bru lpas darurat..
Negara GIVEAWAY
1969 mana ada harmoni bro
Cina celaka bikin onar 13 mei
Better during those times. Now, we have dirty/racial/discriminatory politics, ppl getting too religious to the point no more common sense and people are no longer united.
@@kindamuffin5265 betul bro cina sialan buat onar MMG makan x habis laa
Tahun 1970, zaman arwah P. Ramlee di penghujung karier
3 tahun sebelum meninggal
Bersih, cantik, Aman dan harmoni. 🇲🇾
Yup... Those were the days.. I'm 63 now. Nostalgia dgn kwn2 cina, India, serani dll. Port aku di msjd india. Tak de pun kita org berfikiran racist... Skrg these bloody politicians yg punya kerja.. S**t
@Fans Zarul Hafiz memang aman pon, balik get your fact. PKM dah bubar pada zaman 70-an. jgn la racun minda kamu dgn politikus negara
Ladies outfit looks so feminine and fashionable. I like!
But now it is changed....
Terimah kasih..j.k dpt jg tgk malaysia pda thn 1970
Malaysians during these time seems to be so relax simply simple living in harmony.
Lets be like before fellows Msians
Nothing can beat 70's and 80's Kat Malaysia... Tenang, hidup Tak susah, Tak Ada perkauman,Tak Ada pendatang asing, kerharmonian antara Tiga kaum utama memang bagus....banyak tempat yang belum diterokai, semuanya memang sukar digambarkan dengan kata kata....Malaysia was a Heaven on those days...❤️❤️❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
gile kau ni 1970 baru lepas isu 13 mei kau rasa tak ada perkauman?
@@Daniel_Mike tak yah pertikaikan lah die rindu memori lama rata2 nitizen dalm ni semua komen yg murni2 sahaja
The story behind the footage and the person who shot it would be nice JK. Would love to hear more. My family moved to Malaysia in 1972, when I was eight. My father was the chief resident engineer on Malaysia's first major highway project (Federal Highway) .. he spent most of the rest of his professional life there .. and I myself spent many years in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Malaysia 1970 part 1, will answer the question
Simon, pls convey our appreciation to your dad for constructing Federal Highway with such top notch quality especially excellent soil foundation work ensuring smooth paving.
Simon....on behalf of Malaysia...I would like to say thank you to your father
I used to play badminton and football with frenz on the federal highway near Guinness stout sungai way then. A car passes by one only hour time.
@mr rm jgn lah negatif sangat, entah² father die kerja keras utk beri keperluan kpd anak². Kesiankan lah die ni
no internet..no smartphone..no problem!
@Epul Saiful i not born yet dlm rahim ibu born 1976 so amazing kuala lumpur city
If still now internet no smartphone u wont see this and write this comment.
Problem still ada. Different problem
@Epul Saiful , foreigners contribute to the economy my friend . They are the ones building , your skyscrapers , your roads , your apartments , office blocks , cleaning your roads and taking out your rubbish . They are also in your factories providing cheap labour and learning skills and services faster then our lazy locals , some of whom look for a free ride from government handouts . In another thirty years most of the skilled labour will be from them and the local lads have to learn from them . They work hard through much pain , sorrow and sacrifice . They are a human being just like you . People in general want to feel big and important ... but forget we are all just a flicker in the Universe and we are all struggling to come to terms with these truths . Most of the people who you see in these videos were people who have worked hard , raised children , some of whom are leaders of this beautiful country . Respect all human beings , local or foreigners , tingkatkan your lman , be free , happy and kind in your heart Epul . Peace bro .
Also no money, but happy
Masa ni kalau buat kerja kawen tak perlu risau...seluruh kg turun tolong gotong-royong..haaa
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@@norhalizamohdnoor7423 It's the misuse of NEP by one party I shall not name who. This is the PRIMARY source of the problems and divide among the people as it's discriminatory. More talented people will leave this country leaving all the racist, extremists, incompetent and corrupt left. Malaysia is already 6th largest in Asean economically according to Wikipedia, ready for the last especially with this current useless government
kampung org asli masih amalkan gotong royong semasa wedding. i am asli.
@@userthreeseven9285 seronok nya kami org melayu ramai dah tak buat camtu kampung2 pun dh byak pakai catering aja
1970 tahun saya dilahirkan kini tinggal kenangan kedua org tua 3 org adik beradik sudah dijemput Ilahi .Alfatihah 😢
Omg i love this video so much...
So precious...i'm a grown up man but i'm almost crying... so many memory...thank you so much.
If I had a Time Machine , I wish to come back this year in 1970. I could rectify back all my mistakes which I had done to myself, to my family, I will seek forgiveness to all my friends, to animals. my teachers and to the God.
Or getting worse...
Well, in reality things can't turn back.
However, profoundly u realising the mistakes u have had anticipated.
Still not too late bro, as long as you're still breathing
Jgn bawak covid sudah.
@@arzy9168😂😂😂😂😂
Saya dapat rasakan betapa seronoknya hidup zaman ni walaupun saya belum ada lagi ketika ini..zaman yang tenang dan aman damai serta tak terkejar2 dengan kehidupan material
yg pasti zaman ni jalan raya x jem. kereta xde aircond relax je mak bapak kitorg drive balik kampung jauh2.
Zaman ini orang Malaysia sangat Slim....kagum dengan penampilan mereka.
Better during those times. Now, we have dirty/racial/discriminatory politics, ppl getting too religious to the point no more common sense and people are no longer united.
Zaman ni semua orang betul2 kerja pakai tulang 4 kerat... 👍👍👍
Zaman ni takde makanan..
@@fabrereese8797 kurang lebih tepat
@@fabrereese8797 ..takde makanan..?
Terima kasih kepada mereka yang merakamkan suasana dan keadaan pada masa itu yang pasti kami belum lahir lagi dapat melihatnya kembali sejarah yang pastinya menimbulkan nostalgia
Zaman mak dan ayah ak.. Rasa seronok dapat tgk dorang walaupon belum ada lagi masa 1970an.. Zaman tiada lagi rangkaian internet dan smart phone.. Tiada pekerja asing yang ramai.. Sangat harmoni dan bersedahana.. Ya Allah semoga semua berada dlm keredaan mu dan baik sentiasa.. Amin
Nostagia betul video ni.. 1970 thn kelahiran sy.. Dn KL tmpt menetap masa tu.. Tk blh lupa petaling street tmpt gi beli mainan.. Central market pasar lama Abah sy beli brg basah kt situ, dataran merdeka tmpat org main bola dn prbgai sukan, panggung wayang odeon dpn Mara..naik moto vespa abah bwk jln2 round kl...skrg dh tggl kenangan..
Masa buat semua berubah.. Malaysia skrg Hari Hari pasal politik..semua Gila kuasa Dan duit... Sampai rakyat dimainkan racist.. sampai semua nak gaduh.. sad sad...
Ya..betul,kerana mereka tahu Malaysia kita kaya.
Maka itulah politics ,kuasa jadi rebutan.
Better during those times. Now, we have dirty/racial/discriminatory politics, ppl getting too religious to the point no more common sense and people are no longer united.
mana kau tau, ko hidup ke zaman 1970?
@@Kreativtsinne yes end 1970. It's like that
@@leealex24 Unless ure an adult in the 70's which means ure in the 50s now u dont get to say shit like this. The 1969 race riot is a testament that racial cohesion was much worse than now.
I made a comment again now after 4 years. Thank you to the contributor of this beautiful video. As we can see, the Malaysians only have the Malays, Chinese, and Indians. No other races. So pure.
You obviously never heard of Eurasians. We had a place in Malaysian history too
My dad was a Kiwi Air Force personnel in Sungai Besi , then, this video is gold, thank you for sharing
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Sg besi airport... Yes, when plane landed, gravel from the tarmac gets into eyes... Hahaha,
My parent's childhood years. What I noticed most is their skin color, dulu semua ramai main panas. Keluar rumah. Panas panas pun rilek je. Sekarang lama kelamaan kulit melayu makin putih and terang. Putih tu sampai ada yang tak natural. Betapa lajunya beauty standards bertukar, semua orang nak jadi putih. I think the asian tan aka our natural skin color is beautiful as it is! No need to erase it.
Bukan Melayu jer, seluruh asia🤣
Fasal putih ku putih tu😊
Those were the days, pretty malay girls without headscarf in figure fitting kebayas, indian ladies in sarees and men in dhothi, chinese aunties in cheong sam
"Those were the days, pretty malay girls without headscarf in figure fitting kebayas..." It was not like that before WWII. Malay women used to wear loose-fitting Baju Kebaya Panjang and Selendang Kerikam from the late 1800s to the 1940s.
that is simply due to British influence. During malacca mainly all wear headscarf
Trkenang smasa dulu.... , hatiku brasa rindu,... Rindukn sgalanya yg tlah lama ditinggalkn brsma brjuta knangan pahit mnis srta suka dn duka!
fiwittt
aaahhh.. bessstt... dapat gak nengok visual cantik .. lahir di kuala lumpur 1971... tapi ni pun dah cukup beri kepuasan sbb era yg sama.. bessss sangat,, ,
Ya.. 👍👍
Tahun 1970 saya ditingkatan 1, di Sek. Men. Kg. Kerunci, Pantai. Gunting rambut di tepi Sungai Klang (Jalan Melayu), diJln Tuanku Abdul Rahman selalunya pada hujung tahun tempat membeli buku teks sekolah sebab di Jln. TAR banyak kedai buku. Kenangan ini memang tak dapat dilupakan, terima kasih kpd yg upload video ini.
As if the celluloid had never been passed through the projector more than 5 times. Pic very crisp and clean. I suspect, this is a personal collection of an enthusiast. Most shots are handheld. Sharp focusing was not prioritised. But as an archive, this is a superb. The guy who shot this footage knew these shots will be a historic record.
Great observation
Rindunya Malaysia dahulu ayah saya seorg posmen.setiap kali saya pandu kereta di KL abah akwn cerita setiap sejrah asal tmpt tu...trutama waktu raya kami shopping di Sogo.abah akan ckp dlu ni tempat asalnya Suleiman Court.rumah flat...ada org cina ni baik setiap kali htr surat bagi buah limau kat abah...kdg bagi air tin...pastu lepak kat tmn permainan bawah tu makan roti smbil tgok org masuk berbaris tgok cinema seberang jalan tu...terus otak sy memikirkan keadaan lama itu...nostalgik....inshallah sy akan teruskan merakam Kuala Lumpur smeoga menjadi lipatan sejarah utk generasi akan dtg kenali setiap tmpt
Chai 87 boleh kongsi lagi cerita ayah
rindunya Malaysia yang dulu... Warga asing tak banyak rasa aman je bila 3 bangsa bersatu dan hidup harmoni. Paling sedih sekarang Majid Jamek dan kota raya dah macam bukan Malaysia dipenuhi warga asing dan bas serta lrt pon sama. hmmm rindunya.
Kota Raya 100% Filipina
Samalah di kebanyakan negara yang lebih maju/maju. Saya baru pulang dari Itali (2023), ternampak ramai pekerja-pekerja/warganya yang berasal dari Bangladesh, Afrika (termasuk Afrika utara), Filipina, India, China dll. Negara2 lain seperti UK, Perancis, German, Sweden lagi tinggi peratus warganya yang berasal dari luar benua Eropah.
32 juta penduduk Malaysia ni 4 juta sahaja adalah warga asing (Bangla, nepal, myanmar, filipin, rohingya dan sebagainya)
danke für diesen interessanten dokumentarischen Kurzvideofilm. es ist wirklich eine reise zum zeittunnel. KLASSE 👍👍👍👍👍👍😭❤
Very nice, thanks for sharing
Sedih tengok vedio ini sekarang 2019 tak sama 1970
Better during those times. Now, we have dirty/racial/discriminatory politics, ppl getting too religious to the point no more common sense and people are no longer united.
This is so beautiful. Tqvm
Taxi was like the cartoon “DinTeksi” Peugeot😆 so peaceful.
Thank you for the wonderful upload.
Tiada indon, tiada bangla, dan tiada segala pendatang2 yg lain. Hanya melayu,cina dan india. Dan yang paling indah tiada racist antara 3 bangsa ni. Macam adik beradik je masa tu
Oh aku rindu MALAYSIA ku yg dulu !!!
@mr rm entahlah bro. Aku harap sampai masa kita dapatlah kembali macam dulu. Malaysia yg sebenarnya malaysia 👍👍👍
Dulu Malaysia yg original..skrg ni dah jadi.. BANGLASIA, NEPALASIA, MYANMARSIA... & VIETNAMSIA...
Mmg sial la...! 😡😡😡😡😡
Ya, SEMUA tinggal sangat harmony.. Best time of Malaysia
Sabah Sarawak ?
masa tu byk pendatang dr China & India.. tak percaya tny Lim Kit Siang, dia lahir kt China
This was so beautiful, the politicians ruined everything
13 may
Apart from the corruption,I think malaysia is much better now
Alan Soby you don’t know Malaysia
Before May 13 or after May 13?
Yen-Moy Yap Since Merdeka
Orang kaya je ada kamera masa ni. Hihi. Bestnya tgk suasana dulu². Rasa tenang je.
Alfatihah bt orang² yg dah meninggal dlm video ni.
This was 50 years ago... WOW...I wonder what people aspirations were then..
The country was just reeling from tragedy in 1969 😑
I am 71 yrs now i used to hang around in kl during that time it was the best times of my life every race could mix easly now all spoil by politics i miss those days so mush and tq for the vidio
but there was a race riot in 1969.
Minit 1:38 vespa sprint V siot!! Original colour!! Syokk weiii.. Sori aku excited sbb minat giler moto vespa
Sy ada vespa keluaran 1974
@@duanduan3225 wahh.. Sy pun ada bespa Jobot tahun 1965, dan vespa px150 tahun 1989
Saya darjah 1, berseluar pendek waktu itu, rumah di Gombak, belanja sekolah bawa 20sen, time rehat bihun 10sen sepiring, air sirap 5sen, baki 5sen simpan utk belanja hariraya nanti, aduhai kenangan.
gombak 1 ke 2
Bagi sesiapa orang indonesia/malaysia jngn saling begaduh
Beljar dulu sejarah yg baik aslmula nenek moyang malaysia dr mna biar kita paham semu jng smpai begaduh....
Sy pon paham dg sejarah nenek moyang malaysia berasal dr mana...buat warga indonesia yg blm paham sjrh paham betul2 klo kita begaduh dg malaysia sma je kita memutuskn rantai persodaran kita...karna malaysia itu adik/sodarakita
Salam damai semoga sht slu sodaraku yg di malaysia
Yes those were the days in circa 1970.RTM only had two channels then and transmission started only at 6.00 p.m in the evening during the week days.But on Saturday and Sunday TV transmission started much earlier at 3.00 p.m.Popular TV programmes then were Ultraman,Banasplit,Monster from Outerspace,Night Gallery,the Black and White Minstrel Show,Man from UNCLE and many more.There was even a live telecast of the 1970 Thomas Cup final matches.
Yes that was 1970 nearly half a century ago.We did not have many TV stations such as Astro then.The cinema then was another entertainment outlet but tickets were very cheap for Third Class.
You had to have a license for a TV during that time, I think my grandma paid RM25/month.
@@Banom7a1970 was nearly a half a century ago.When I recalled those times I always remember that voice of my late mother,"Yau go and get a small tin of condensed milk.".A small can of condensed milk cost only fifty cents then.
@@yiseng4602 welp, $0.50 is RM2.71 today if its adjusted to inflation, although, there's no more susu pekat manis, it's all palm oil creamer disguised as one (The only one that still is actual milk that I remember is F&N condensed milk with the gold lid - not RM2 though)
Yupe..still rememner how my mom loves Cannon, Combat and High Chaparall.Very peaceful back then and weather is not as hot as now.
@@pegangagamakeranaitusiapak576 yes the High Chapparal,Combat and the Time Tunnel were also very popular among Malaysians then nearly half a century ago.
The High Chapparal I can only remember the actress Linda Cristal and Cameron Mitchell.The fellow who played "Blue Boy" well I have forgotten his name.
Combat well I still remember Vic Morrow.
There was no smartphone, no social media. People would lead a simple life with happiness.
Either we deal with the reality or have orgasms thinking of old days. But hey those were the days, murderers, gangsters and rapist did exist in Malaysia..., perhaps we should stop over exaggerating the old stuffs till lifting their balls as if it was made in gold or something. Pros and cons are everywhere
yang sedihnya kebanyakan orang dalam video ni dah tiada
Ya
woww amazing video...bestlah dulu2 semuanya bersih
wearing helmet for motorbike riders only mandatory in 1978
ingat ingat saya tahun 1997.masa tu saya pergi bandar dgn ayah ayah je yg pakai helmet .ayah masih hidup.
Iuv this old school... Moment... so peaceful and lot of greenery...
8 tahun selepas video ni di rakam aku pon lahir.. rindu zaman dulu2
Opel kadett.. Gemini..Ford cortina./anglia..Peogeot.. Mini cooper.. Vespa.. Fiat.. Austin allegro bug combi.. Etc..😍
kelihatan fiat 850, fiat 128 & fiat 124 dlm video ni..
Coming back from school I remember the times I had in 1970.The World Cup finals in Mexico with Pele,Gordon Banks,Riveira,Bobby Charlton and Beckenbauer.Then those TV series Time Tunnel,Night Gallery,Banana Split,Monster from Outer Space,Ultra Man(in English) and those Cowboy movies shown on Saturday afternoon.
And there was the 1970 Thomas Cup finals which was beamed live featuring Malaysia and the Asian Games at Bangkok.
Terengganu is my hometown. So beautiful
Terima kasih.. Dapat tengok video lama2.. 😍😍😍👍👍👍
Umor aku masa tu 5tahun..... nostalgia lah beb...
Who are you really? How did u managed to keep the video so clean, clear and so beautiful?
He probably have time machine
Ntah, Otromen kuut.. 😅😂😂
Probably this shot was take by film camera. Watch malay old film and it look like that
Tempat yg sama org yg berubah.....
A simple message video to ALL ...you dont have much time...make peace to ALL....
Video ni tahun 1969 sbelum kejadian 13 mei..ayah saya bgtau petaling street tu ambik masa brtahun jgk utk pulihkan dari kerosakan masa 13 mei tu..so mcm xlogik je tahun 1970 petaling street masih elok kn..
Betul 😄
Alangkah best nya bila kembali ke zaman ni & bercerita perihal zaman 2020
Bestnya , rindu tahun 90, 80 Dan 70 an ,, hidup tak terkejar2 mcm zaman ni ,, dek kerana arus kemajuan semua nk faster faster n faster ,, tercipta lagi teknologi demi teknologi utk mudahkn benda yg tk susah manapun ,, atleast jenayah Dan kjhatan pun makin cepat Dan licik ,, dan buatkan kita terpksa sentiasa alert ,,hidup zamn skrg sgt memenatkan ,
Salute the way they dress up .they really one malaysia.now the way they dress totally different.
Fuh. Zaman2 Volks Beetle, Lincoln, Cadillac.
Those are the days, wonderful memory, Thanks for sharing.
Serupa macam sayalah.Saya berumur 10 tahun pd.1970.Masih bersekolah rendah diKlang.Suatu zaman yg.indah.Tidak akan kembali lagi.
Those saying "dulu xde racists pown 😭💔" .... racists ada je back then. did you forget about May 13?
X pe komen yg murni aje yg keruh kita buang
Bestnya tengok keadaan zaman dulu, pakaian diorang simple dan sopan, tiada racist aman damai...
TCR 3.54 aku pernah gunting rambut dgn abang ni di Jalan Melayu,KL. awal thn 1972
Untung la bang msa zman ni
1970 di vietnam sedang huru hara dengan "Vietnam War" sementara di Malaysia suasana yang aman dan harmoni.. rindu suasana kampung dulu²😢
Wow.. magnificent! Fantastic to watch
ya....saya membesar di Segambut....saya memang merasainya....sangat nostalgia..
Thank for sharing.. oh how I hope it shows more on Bukit Bintang...
Thanks for the video. Great to see the environment my parents and my grandparents grow up in.
Well documented video of the good 'ld days. It should be kept in national archive for younger generation to see.
Bila tengok video lama. Sedih tengok kehancuran masyarakat Malaysia sekarang yg dikotori oleh pendatang bangla, rohingya, arab dan pakistan. So beautiful Malaysia not so long ago. Semua dalam suasana aman dan care free...no terorist. No extremist. No bangla. Beautiful Malaysia.
Org melayu kalah pamor
No indon
@@asirf.3634 lol. So melayu yg tak mix, not so lawa la ek. Kene ade mix la ek. Wakaakakak lol.
Pendatang cina lagi sial
Pembawa virus
Kau xbleh nk marah diaorang. Bangla, indo dll khidmat mereka diperlukan di negara kita.
I miss my childhood, we had great times staying in a Malay neighbourhood. And we cared for each other not like now. Sad sad :(
Pendatang cina now ungrateful
@@kindamuffin5265 , they contribute biggest to the economy of Malaysia . Malaysia would be like Myanmar if not for them . Be open and kind in your heart Muffin . READ . Peace bro .
@@nedbless like Myanmar?! Indonesia and Thailand not many Chinese but still maju. Now they are more maju than us
Terbaik.. nice video & nice music.. so memorable..
Rinduu dgn Malaysia yg dulu 😢, aman dan harmoni, tiada rasis antara agama, bangsa dan mahupun antara negeri 💕💕💕,
' Ya Allah, kau lindungilah negara kami dprp mala petaka dan sebarang musibah bala bencana, kau kekalkan lh keharmonian dan kesejahteraan negara kami ya allah, kau lindungilah kami drpd hasutan iblis dan syaitan yg menyesatkan kami yg benci akan keharmonian dlm masyarakat sejagat, robbana atina fiddunya hasanah, wafilakhiroti hasanah, wakina a'zabannar, AAMINN YA ROBBAL A'LAMIN '🤲🤲🤲
Aku lahir tahun 75,, kuala terengganu... This is gold
Ceritakan sedikit bagaimana terengganu pada zaman itu tuan
🥳🍻🎉
Reminiscing ......memory lane for the seniors:
* Recycled Good old days *
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"Rose Chan was our favourite performer. Wong Peng Soon was our favourite badminton player.
We reared Siamese fighting fishes, the seller was our idol.
Driving license renewal was by pasting an additional slip at the back of a small red booklet.
Susu lembu was house delivered by our big friendly and strong Mr KK Singh, on his bicycle is a stainless steel container. And the container cap served as a funnel.
Kacang puteh man came peddling, walking and balancing on his head 6 compartments of different types of kacang and muruku ... and we barter our old exercise books for a paper cone of kacang puteh.
F&N orange was served in wooden crates and displayed on tables during festivals like Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, etc. Eating chicken was rare and was a treat during festivals.
M&M's was called Treets ...
We always carry a one ringgit note at night in case we were stopped by *mata mata* for not having tail lights on our bicycles.
*Chow kway teow* was only 20-30 cents and some brought their own eggs. One *roti canai* cost 10 cents and a banana for 5 cents. Tick-Tock man will take order n deliver kway-Teow mee soup for 20 cents
We bought *bangkali* bread from KK the Indian roti man who paddled his bicycle around the neighbourhood with the familiar ringing sound. At times we bought Cold Storage bread wrapped in waxed paper. Spread the bread with butter and kaya, wrapped back with the same waxed paper and take to school.
A crew cut haircut by the travelling Indian and Hokchew barber was only 30 cents; all the way to the top. Reason:- easy to dry when *curi-curi* swimming in the river or in the sea. Mostly with no swimming trunks, only birthday suits.
On Sunday mornings, listen to *Kee Huat* radio facts and fancies and Saturday nights *Top of the Pops* by DJ Patrick Teoh.
Saturday mornings entertained ourselves with cheap matinees, usually cowboy or Greek mythology movies like Hercules. Father gave 70 cents for the Cheap Matinee screening at 10.30am on Saturday/Sunday; 50 cents for ticket, 20 cents for return bus fare, kacang putih or *kua chi*. Nobody pays 1 dollar for the reserve seats. Sometimes 1 ticket admission for 2 persons.
Iced *angtau* was 10 cents. Iced ball was only 5 cents with half red sugar, the other half black sugar or sarsi.
Never, never, never talked or mixed with girls until Form 5. Learned the waltz, cha-cha, rhumba, foxtrot and offbeat cha cha from a classmate's sister. First time dancing with a girl nearly froze; heart went *botobom, botobom* ...
We survived with mothers who had no maids. They cooked /cleaned /washed and took care of us at the same time... singlehandedly. We took aspirin, candy floss, fizzy drinks, shaved ice with syrups ... and diabetes were rare. Salt added to Pepsi or Coke was remedy for fever. Tonic water was taken at the first hint of malaria.
As children, we would ride with our parents on bicycles/ motorcycles for 2 or 3. Richer ones in cars with no seat belts or air bags.
The first time, well not all but mostly, used a modern toilet by squatting on it; only know the bucket system. Our children will not know the danger of visiting the outdoor toilet at night nor jumping in fright when the man collected the bucket while we were still doing our business. Toilet paper was torn up newspapers on a hook which we have to crumble first before using. White toilet paper is an unknown luxury.
Riding at the back of a taxi was a special treat.
We went to the jungle to catch spiders without worries of Aedes mosquitoes. The worst disease one could get was a *lock jaw* caused by a rusty nails.
With a mere 5 pebbles (stones) it would be an endless game. With a ball (tennis ball best), we boys, would run like crazy for hours.
We caught guppies in drains / canals and when it rained, we swam there.
We ate salty, very sweet & oily foods, candies, bread and real butter and drank condensed milk coffee/ tea, ice kacang, but we weren't overweight because we ran and ran and cycled all day only returning home at sunset or when hungry.
We fell out of trees, got cut, broke bones and teeth and we still continued the stunts. Boh kia si ...!!!
Most of us never had birthday parties till we were 21. Some don't even know what's so big about 21st birthday... haha !!
We rode bikes or walked to a friend's house and just yelled for them!
When parents found out that we were caned in school, it's certain we would get another round of caning. Parents always sided with the teachers.
We flew kites with string coated with pounded glass powder and horse glue and at times cut our fingers/hands on the string. Happiness was winning a kite fight with a local samseng. We also have to make our own kites to suit our *fighting styles*. We were the last generation to know how to use logarithm tables and slide rulers... bravo !!!
AND I believe this generation produces the best parents because we remember the hard times.
*CONGRATULATIONS!* You might want to share this with others who have had the luck to grow up as kids! And while you are at it, forward it to your kids so they will know how their parents lived."
And we are still here
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some landmarks are still the same as Masjid Jamek! wonderful to see how this agrarian economy has evolved over the years. Credit should go to DR M for changing the economic landscape of Malaysia, and the federal capital KL.
50 TAHUN SEUSIA AKU.MASYARAKAT PEREMPUAN MUSLIM KURANG BERTUDING KETIKA ITU..
Masa ni pelajaran agama blm byk
Sekarang ramai wanita muslim yg bertudung tapi pakaian lebih seksi dr wanita zaman 70an.
@mr rm pelacur cina jual cibai dulu kini selamanya
Bangsa babi
I was only a child of ten then.My family was residing in Teluk Anson
As my father was working for the customs we lived at Custom Compund which is near to Padang Tembak.
Teluk Anson in 1970 was not advanced as it is now.In 1970 there was no main bus station as we had to wait for the bus to arrive to fetch us home at a rakety shack just in front of the playground now long gone.
Although things were cheap in 1970 life for us was a daily struggle to make ends meet.
Mum bought us roti canai for lunch before we boarded the bus for school.
In 1970 barely thirteen years after independence,our country then had recovered from the wounds of the 13 May 1969 tragedy.And Tun Razak had taken over the premiership from Tunku Abdul Rahman.
He began to implement affirmative race based policies favouring the ingenious race.The political landscape of the country changed dramatically when Tun Razak took over from Tunku.By 1970 Umno was firmly in control.From 1970 onwards Umno called the shots.It was no more Alliance bargaining as it was during Tunku's premiership.
Interesting. My father too was with the Malaysian Customs. Lived on Batak Rabbit Road 1968 or 69. Last name LUM.
@@slum0523 your father could have stayed in Customs Compund which was opened in 1963.My family stayed there until November 1972 when my father was transferred to the Customs in Ipoh.
I guess your father could have been familiar with the "Sap-Kum Tim" or "Ten Shops" or even the "Asrama Putri"located right at the end of the road with its entrance.Our house is just yards away from the hostel meant for Malay girls.
And we also have this Malay mosque and the popular Mat sundry shop.
I guess too that your father must be familiar with the Oois whose son Ooi Poh Hwa whom we played together as kids.The Oois we're then staying in the first house facing the Batak Rabbit road.They stayed there until 1971 before they moved to Penang.
We were also familiar with the Rajans and they were of mixed parentage.Unfortunately the father committed suicide by hanging himself to death in late 1968 as we were holidaying in Ipoh as it was the school holidays.The Rajans were staying in the last house which was reputed to be haunted.Even his wife went mad and had a fight with my mother in 1967 when I was in Standard One.His wife bit my mother's ear.
Yes that last house where the Rajans stayed was evil and haunted as just weeks before we left for Ipoh,me and my brother could hear chantings and beating of sticks after midnight.It was scary and eerie as a Malay family too stayed there after the Rajans left in late 1968 as their father had committed suicide.They too said it was haunted and they left abruptly in late 1970.Their eldest daughter too was afflicted with madness.There is something not right with the last house.We used to play with two of their sons Hisham and Hashim and the youngest often told me his house was "puaka".
Yes we are the Chans and my parents were familiar with the Oois and the Rajans.Your father may have known them.
@@yiseng4602 Pretty scary stuff. Thanks for sharing. It's a long time ago. And perhaps one day I will visit Telok Anson. But perhaps the name has changed. I am a little older than you. In 1967 I was in Form Two.
Fuck u ungrateful pendatang
@@yiseng4602 ungrateful pendatang
Lu balik motherland la ceebaii
Walaupun kdg2 aq rse nyampah ngn our politician,ragam masyarakat kita, tpi still,Malaysia tanah tumpah darahku..we are one family
Mamaku lahir tahun 1969...dia cerita video ini memang betul...sama seperti zaman kegemilangan Sandakan tahun 1970 hingga 1990
I was in Malaysia that year. Tony Pua MP is my friend in Malaysia.
@@aceportdgas1371240 years old. The dinosaur.
Tony pua n lu are ungrateful pendatang
Berambos balik cina la
Yanv record ni bagus, suka zoom awek awek hehehe
Aduuuuhhhhhhh 😂😂😂😂
Dlu adjust kompom leh mkn bro....haha
Vielen Dank Herr Kenneth diese vefio erinnert mich an meine Teenager 😊🤣❤❤❤
Ktika thun 94...atas urusan kjaan...masa tu tempat paling top post lepak..komplek daya bumi, sogo, pertama komplek dan bus stand klang....kini tinggal nostalgia.. .bgitulah perubahan zaman....
12:19 wedding Rempau? I think it's will be a place name Rembau in Negeri Sembilan
A lot of beautiful old mercedes
Setahun kemudian filem kungfu pertama Bruce Lee keluar "The Big Boss" (1971). Bruce Lee umur 31 manakala Jackie Chan umur 17.
Thn 1970 aku d lahirkan...nikmat melalui zaman klasik dan zaman pembangunan