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八点最热报 | 昨晚，吉隆坡武吉免登的街道终于安静下来。为期3天的Rain Rave水上音乐节在一片争议声中落幕。音乐停了，水花散了，但那股烧在马来西亚社会深处的火并没有熄。3天的水花散尽，但真正留下的，是一道马来西亚最深层的分裂。（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:06Last night, streets in Kuala Lumpur were exempt from streetlights (Level 5).
00:08It finally quieted down.
00:10Rain Rave Water Music Festival
00:12The three-day event concluded amidst controversy.
00:14The music stopped.
00:15The water splashed away
00:17But that fire burning deep within Malaysian society
00:20There was no rest
00:21The official positioning of this festival is
00:23Flagship project of Visit Malaysia Year 2026
00:26The opening ceremony was personally presided over by Tourism Minister Zhang Qingxing.
00:29He personally went on stage to spray water to add to the festivities.
00:31However, on the same night the music festival opened...
00:34The Federation
00:35Javi, from the Islamic Religious Department, called for action in Kuala Lumpur.
00:38Simultaneous summons of Muslim believers in Putrajaya and Namin
00:42Go to the group for prayer
00:44Pray for the moral and social peace of this country.
00:48This is also what they believe to be the case.
00:52An immoral music festival ends in prayer.
00:56The water droplets of the three days have dissipated
00:58But what truly remains is the deepest division in Malaysia.
01:01When someone tries to redefine morality...
01:05When redefining lifestyles in a way that has caused widespread concern...
01:10This is no longer just a clash of values.
01:13Instead, it has become a form of control.
01:15God has the right to decide what can exist.
01:17Who is obligated to live according to so-called moral principles?
01:20Whether you are a believer or not
01:24Despite the controversy and opposition to the event
01:26However, Tourism Minister Zhang Xinxin presided over the opening ceremony after three days of zero new cases.
01:30In the closing ceremony
01:31He also wrote in a social media post
01:33Experience operating water gun equipment at a water music festival
01:37Water jets bring joy to the people
01:40That was a dream experience.
01:43The organizers compiled statistics on the three-day city fair.
01:46Attracting as many as 80,000 participants
01:48The number of online viewers exceeded 200,000.
01:52At yesterday's closing ceremony
01:54Even foreign envoys
01:55Including Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Ouyang Yujing and others
01:59He also attended the event in person.
02:02Housing and Local Government Minister Nikolmin also wrote on Facebook today.
02:05Rain Rave Water Music Festival
02:06It has successfully promoted my country's tourism industry.
02:08More importantly, it proved
02:11Malaysians embrace multiculturalism
02:13As Tourism Minister Zhang Qingxing said
02:16We welcome anyone who wants to come.
02:18You also have the right to choose if you disagree.
02:20Staying at home and not participating
02:22Everyone can choose their own lifestyle
02:25But please don't think that you are more noble than others.
02:30To criticize others in this way
02:33The charm of Malaysia
02:35This is more than just a slogan.
02:36It is also our culture and way of life
02:40DAP publicity chief Yeo Mei Yin also wrote
02:42Moral police can't solve bill problems
02:45Only tourism revenue can
02:47Suppressing these activities will only hurt street vendors.
02:50Hotels and small and medium-sized enterprises
02:52He even quoted Deng Xiaoping's famous saying.
02:55Regardless of whether it's a black cat or a white cat
02:56A good cat is one that can catch mice.
02:59That's obviously from a pragmatic and utilitarian perspective.
03:03However, what Malay human rights lawyer Hilikasin mentioned in this storm...
03:07Angle of exit
03:07Then a deeper level
03:09He believes this is not just an economic issue.
03:12This is a matter of civil rights.
03:15Who has the constitutional right to define how Malaysians should live?
03:21When conservatives package my dislike as something harmful to society...
03:25My religion is not allowed to be converted into something that no one can do.
03:30Personal moral choices
03:32Forcibly upgraded to a public policy issue
03:35In this case, morality becomes a tool.
03:39The purpose is to control
03:40It is religious hegemony
03:43The rain is calling
03:47Activating rhythm
03:49Where rain becomes rhythm
03:52Rhythm of rain
03:54Rhythm of flavors
03:58Rhythm of cultures
04:02Welcome to Rain Rave Music Festival
04:06Malaysia
04:07This is your night
04:11Water splashes explode in the air
04:13The lights tore the night apart
04:15The religious morality police controversy that arose in three days
04:18Rain Rave Water Music Festival
04:19In the heart of Kuala Lumpur, in the hardware market
04:22After igniting the city with electronic music and crowds
04:26Then it slowly came to a close.
04:27Not out of control
04:28No riots
04:29What remains is an urban scene involving tens of thousands of people.
04:43As one of the flagship projects of Visit Malaysia Year 2026
04:46This has never been just a music festival
04:48Rather, it's a tourism experiment that uses the city as a stage.
04:52And the reality is that it did indeed achieve that.
04:55People are coming in.
04:56Consumption has increased
04:57Passengers' lenses and gazes
04:59It also makes Malaysia a younger nation.
05:02A nation that is better at creating content
05:04Old Malaysia
05:08A beautiful country
05:11Blessings for Travel
05:17The usual daily routine of fakes and lien-offs is 50%.
05:20But this result is possible for this industry.
05:21We were able to enjoy the food internationally
05:24Food Country
05:25We can enjoy
05:26There are quantities, and more and younger people come and go.
05:29There are many promotional activities priced at 1900 yuan.
05:31I will have the most activities
05:32I would definitely recommend that Erxin bring a friend to visit Lang Travel.
05:34Malaysia is a great country
05:38From a tourism perspective
05:40This is a typical example of urban festival economy.
05:42At the same time, the exposure of consumer spending increased.
05:45But the problem is
05:47The controversy quickly took a turn.
05:49No longer discussing economic benefits
05:50Instead, it went straight into the moral battle.
05:53Federal Territory Islamic Religious Bureau
05:55Javi issued a statement
05:56Oppose this potentially morally harmful
05:58Activities that undermine social values
06:00A prayer ceremony was even held simultaneously.
06:02Praying for peace in society
06:04In response
06:05One Party Secretary-General Darcy Yudin
06:07Define the music festival as a large-scale Lisco
06:09Wutong Master Mozaxi
06:11This requires a review of the activity concept.
06:13It also claimed the position of the Religious Affairs Bureau
06:15This reflects the concerns of the majority of people.
06:18But when it comes to moral issues
06:19and reflects the concerns of the majority.
06:22When it is repeatedly cited
06:24Malay human rights lawyer Shili Kashin
06:26He immediately posed a key rhetorical question.
06:28This so-called concern of the majority
06:31Who is defining it?
07:02In a country
07:03We ask for the concerns of the majority.
07:06We must keep asking
07:07Which majority
07:09Based on what proof?
07:11Who are you worried about?
07:13Otherwise it would become a method
07:16Don't worry about this certification.
07:18In order to reflect public certification
07:22Hilkassin believes
07:24Malaysia is a diverse society.
07:26The so-called majority is never monolithic.
07:29That includes the Muslim community.
07:31In terms of lifestyle, culture and values
07:34Each person has their own choice.
07:36You may not like water music festivals
07:38You can also choose not to participate.
07:39But you can't let your dislike...
07:41It becomes a rule that everyone must follow.
07:45And when certain groups attempt to define
07:47What is allowed to exist?
07:50The issue is no longer morality.
07:52Instead, it is about control.
07:54In a society where concerns are like ours
07:57People will always continue to plan for richer things.
08:00values and lifestyles
08:02So you will become
08:04Your confidence
08:05And those who live among them
08:06But you cross the line
08:08When you try to make other faith
08:11to stand against
08:13The burden has become more official
08:14Especially you
08:16No one shared just now
08:18Confidence and observation Seth
08:20Pretending to be a confidant
08:21It won't become
08:24What was it at that time?
08:26It is also a struggle for annihilation.
08:27This possibility, butt doesn't change.
08:29And Faren was quite prying
08:32Social avoidance
08:35to be based on harm and rights
08:38not on personal moral preferences
08:41I just want to show the T-shirt
08:43Freedom to exist
08:45Freedom to exist
08:46So they don't want people like us to exist
08:49They want all of us to live like them
08:56The light from the hardware lamp went out.
08:58The crowd dispersed
08:59The streets have become quiet again.
09:01But that one was blown open.
09:02There was no monk in the invisible crack.
09:04On one side are prayer students
09:06On one side is a music student
09:07On one hand, they say this is not our culture
09:09On the one hand responding
09:10Nobody forced you to come.
09:12It appears to be a controversy surrounding the event.
09:14But it has never really been a competition between music festivals.
09:17This is what Malaysia has been trying to achieve in recent years.
09:20What kind of country is the fundamental debate?
09:22A country where religious values supersede civil rights
09:26Or is it a diverse coexistence?
09:27What about countries where individual freedom is protected by the constitution?
09:31If we can use morality today
09:33Suppress the music festival
09:35What about tomorrow?
09:37bar
09:38Cinema
09:39Clothing Language
09:40What to eat on the table
09:41What to drink
09:42Even more everyday
09:43A more private lifestyle
09:44Whether or not can all be redefined
09:47Therefore, this has never been just a competition of entertainment.
09:50Rather, it's a battle over boundaries.
09:52The question has never been whether you like music festivals or not.
09:55Or, to put it another way, which political party do you support?
09:56Rather, it's about boundaries and rules.
09:59It started when I decided based on not liking it.
10:02So, would you be willing to change your lifestyle one day?
10:05It also needs to be approved by others.
10:08I'll take your picture.