Malaysia, as a model of multicultural integration in Southeast Asia, has become a highly regarded country in Asia due to its unique natural landscapes, ethnic harmony, and educational advantages.

Geography and Climate
The equator runs through the entire territory of Malaysia, endowing it with a hot and humid climate throughout the year. The average annual temperature ranges from 26 to 30 degrees Celsius. Influenced by the tropical climate, the country receives abundant rainfall.

Cultural Traditions
Malaysia is characterized by a "multiracial culture". The Malay people, as the majority ethnic group, have their Islamic culture and traditional customs forming the backbone of society, while also integrating cultural elements from the Chinese, Indian, and indigenous communities. The country's population is approximately 33.7 million, with the Chinese making up 22.6%, or about 7.6 million.

Lifestyle and Diet
Malaysia's culinary culture is a taste epic of the integration of multiple ethnic groups. The four major cuisines - Malay, Indian, Chinese, and Nyonya - along with regional specialties, create a stunning culinary map. With the global trend of internationalization, Japanese, Korean, Western, and Middle Eastern cuisines are also commonly found in cities.

Educational Quality
Malaysia is a member of the Commonwealth, and its education system follows the Commonwealth model. English is the primary language of instruction. The country's universities are widely recognized internationally. Five public universities, including the University of Malaya and the National University of Malaysia, consistently rank among the top 200 in the QS World University Rankings, and 28 universities are listed in the latest 2025 QS rankings.