A brief analysis and description of the uniqueness of Malaysian culture

<Tab/>Ember (2002) defines culture as the customary ways in which a particular population or society thinks or behaves. Culture consists of many aspects including language, religious beliefs, music, food preferences, and gender roles (ibid). Each country has its own unique culture, and an aspect of it which it is well-known for. For example, the British are very polite (Harzing, 2004), Finland is the cleanest country in the world (Aneki.com, 2004), the kiasu …

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