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八点最热报 | “引清兵入关”,这句马华曾经扣在行动党头上的政治标签,如今,当国阵与国盟联手合作,这句话被重新翻出来,再次成为焦点。10年政治轮回,如果有人打开了与伊党合作的那道门,谁才是华社的吴三桂?是马华?是火箭?是左右选举走势的华裔选民?还是无法阻挡的马来人主导政治大势?(主播: 梁宝仪)

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00:00A reminder before watching the video
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00:06In Barisan Nasional and PAS-led Perikatan Nasional
00:09After officially confirming the partnership in the Smirland state election
00:12MCA President Wee Ka Siong
00:13When asked at yesterday's press conference
00:15MCA is now cooperating with Perikatan Nasional.
00:17Has it become like nine years ago?
00:19He himself described the PAP as
00:21This is a reflection of Wu Sangui leading the Qing army into the pass.
00:25Wei Jiaxiang immediately defended himself.
00:27To ask a question in one sentence
00:29Have I ever signed an agreement like Lim Guan Eng?
00:32No one came to refute it.
00:33He emphasized that MCA does not align with DAP
00:36A political agreement was signed with PAS.
00:37So now MCA and PAS
00:39It was just cooperation, not an alliance.
00:41MCA is not Wu Sangui
00:43Leading the Qing army into the pass
00:45This political label that MCA once attached to the DAP
00:49Now that Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional have joined forces...
00:52That sentence was brought up again.
00:54It has once again become the focus of attention.
00:56It's just the same problem from a different perspective.
00:58If someone opens the door to cooperation with PAS
01:02Who is Wu Sangui in the Chinese community?
01:05It is MCA
01:06It's a rocket.
01:07Chinese voters who influence the course of the election
01:09Is it still impossible to stop the Malays from obstructing the political trend?
01:15The name Wu Sangui is in the historical memory of the Chinese people.
01:17It is almost equivalent to betrayal
01:19Wu Sangui, during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, sought revenge for the abduction of his confidante, Chen Yuanyuan.
01:24hatred
01:24Shanhaiguan was opened
01:25Bringing the Qing army into the pass ultimately rewrote Chinese history.
01:28It also left behind the classic story of Wei Hongyan's anger that caused the crown to fall.
01:32That's why
01:34Bringing the Qing into the pass
01:35It has always carried a strong negative connotation among Chinese people.
01:39No one wants to be called Wu Sangui.
01:42Because that represents acting solely for one's own benefit.
01:45It opened a door to betraying the nation
01:47A door that can't be closed
01:49And now this historical label
01:51He has once again entered the Malaysian political arena.
01:53From the time when MCA criticized DAP for bringing the Qing into the country
01:57To this day
01:58The cooperation between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional has sparked controversy.
02:01Wu Sangui's role seems to be constantly repeating itself.
02:05We all say that history will judge.
02:07That decades or a century later
02:10Who will be considered the Malaysian version of Wu Sangui?
02:15On the eve of three weeks of maneuvering
02:17After the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition publicly and one party issued a statement...
02:19The internal rifts within MCA were torn open first.
02:21Ma Xing's General Secretary Su Yifang publicly questioned the leadership.
02:24Does the MCA agree to cooperate with one party?
02:27To defeat the rocket, they were willing to abandon their principles.
02:30Then, following the former vice president Zhou Meifen
02:32A pointed appeal
02:34Even if there are few people, there should be no lack of ambition.
02:36Never betray or bow down
02:38The internal backlash hadn't subsided yet.
02:41Microphone for media interviews
02:42He directly targeted MCA President Wee Ka Siong.
02:45That sentence was uttered by the MCA themselves back then.
02:48Political Boomerang
02:50Has the MCA already become...?
02:52Where is the Wu Sangui he himself mentioned?
03:09I asked everyone
03:13I asked everyone
03:15I also did not tell Lim Guan Eng about April 29th.
03:18I had contact with this person in 2013.
03:21What contract did the party leaders who returned to the teachings sign together?
03:25We didn't have today.
03:26Political discourse on our political ideology
03:31I have no walls
03:32I was not by the wall
03:34I don't have walls or other people's walls.
03:35But I persisted.
03:38This is my constitution.
03:40The mission of the MCA must be to defend our constitution.
03:42The entire national system
03:44This cannot be changed.
03:46At the press conference, before the reporters could finish asking their questions...
03:49Wee Ka Siong was eager to prove his innocence.
03:51In response to Wu Sangui's questioning
03:53The line that Wei Jiaxiang was going to draw was very clear.
03:55The DAP did sign a contract back then.
03:58That's an alliance
03:59However, the MCA currently has no agreement with one-party states.
04:02It's just a strategic cooperation.
04:04I think this is different.
04:05They have signed
04:07It was once established as the Sanmenhai City
04:11They are a mirage with three gates
04:13Didn't they sign it?
04:15Then one disregarded the rules.
04:17Actually, we have none at all.
04:19My Mahasa also explained it very clearly.
04:21He is not
04:25This is just in the constituency
04:27This is where we go to fight, not here.
04:29In short, the MCA did not sign any contract.
04:32We have not formed any alliances.
04:35Imagine if you were worried about PAS
04:38You let MCA win by a larger margin.
04:40This is a sentence that the PAP taught us.
04:43At that time, he and this
04:46Islamic Party Cooperation Government
04:47He said I was there to keep them in check.
04:50Right?
04:51MCA reiterates the checks and balances theory of the DAP from back then.
04:54To defend oneself
04:55Sanmenhai City without signing an agreement with one party
04:58To build the last line of defense
05:00Ma Qing, the head of the Central Radio and Television Station, Lin Tianshun, was interviewed.
05:02This means quickly shifting the battlefield.
05:04The same goes for you, DAP.
05:06To counterattack the opponent's dark history
05:09We see many members of the PAP
05:11This criticism comes from the PAP
05:13Of course, they shouldn't forget that either.
05:14They used to be associated with PAS.
05:17They said they were holding hands
05:19They were kissing.
05:20Their willingness to form alliances is even more evident.
05:24So we actually say
05:25When you point a finger at someone
05:27And don't forget that three fingers are pointing at himself.
05:29Perhaps they also need to reflect on their own actions.
05:30Behind the MCA leaders' eagerness to draw a line
05:33It's a historical burden that can't be shed.
05:36Ten years ago
05:37The famous saying "Leading the Qing army into the pass"
05:39This is the most powerful political attack MCA has launched against the DAP.
05:43205 years
05:44MCA even brought a portrait of Wu Sangui.
05:46Protest at the PAP office
05:482017
05:50Liao Zhonglai and Wei Jiaxiang have both launched repeated attacks.
05:52Lim Kit Siang
05:53Lim Guan Eng is the Malaysian version of Wu Sangui.
05:55Leading the Qing army into the pass
05:57And now
05:58MCA's online trolls continue to chant that Lim Guan Eng is the real Lim San Gui.
06:02Meanwhile, the Light Action Party's online army has instead encountered the MCA.
06:04Driven by a ruthless pursuit of official positions, he allowed the Qing army to enter the pass.
06:07That political drama that spanned ten years
06:10This exposed the biggest common problem of both sides.
06:13When the opponent aligns with a party
06:15That's betraying the Chinese community.
06:16But when he cooperates with a party
06:19This became a balancing strategy for saving the country.
06:21In other words
06:22Everyone has become the kind of person they used to despise the most.
06:27MCA's hasty defense
06:28His cooperation with the Perikatan Nasional party
06:30No contract signed
06:32Therefore, it was not Wu Sangui.
06:33Different people will have different answers.
06:35The 8:40 Daily then visited
06:37Chinese voters in Negeri Sembilan
06:38Let's hear what they think.
06:40I am a member of the MCA with alcohol-related pneumonia.
06:43The first one I'm most dissatisfied with
06:46Why are you dissatisfied?
06:47If he didn't have the heart to talk to that party-building group
06:51Why was that one-party state not yet in power as prime minister?
06:54He got all of his SD cards in there.
06:58What all Chinese people in Malaysia have heard and seen
07:03It's politics that makes our decisions; we have no problem with not engaging in them.
07:06If you get inside that chapel, you're doomed.
07:11It's truly over.
07:13They want to win; they'll stop at nothing.
07:15Is it right or wrong?
07:16But we know we have a plan.
07:19Go choose this one yourself.
07:21They are very sensitive to our Tibetans if they invade.
07:25In fact, this kind of invasion is like deducting maraf tickets.
07:28Tibetans' sense of stupidity
07:30We Tibetans are very stupid.
07:31Their Islam
07:33Even very bad
07:35Yes, they agreed.
07:36It was mentioned in today's newspaper.
07:38"We are cooperating, not closing down," he said.
07:41They're all exactly the same.
07:43Right?
07:44Based on my guess, he
07:45He selected seven marathons.
07:48Zero again
07:49You're making sure people see this when you do it.
07:53It's not worth five cents.
07:55Are you very angry?
07:56I didn't want it back then, but now it's happening again.
07:58There's also a lot to say about the knot gate.
08:00Go and criticize others again.
08:02What to do when criticizing others?
08:03Just be yourself, right?
08:06Speaking of first-class
08:07As a result, after completing the ninth-class...
08:08MCA has really become a third-rate organization.
08:10It seems like the Gerakan Party is like this.
08:13There's no chance of turning things around.
08:15The Democratic Party is dead.
08:16Regarding the cooperation between MCA and the Perikatan Nasional party
08:19Some people worry about getting closer to one party.
08:20This may touch a nerve in the Chinese community.
08:23But some people believe
08:24When Malay votes are concentrated
08:26Given the political reality of a small Chinese population
08:29Cooperation is needed.
08:30There is no such thing as concealing one's relatives to enter the country.
08:32Chinese people should cooperate with Malays.
08:36Because we are in the same country
08:39Whether Chinese or not
08:41Indians or
08:42Malays or
08:44Every race
08:45He wants to live together harmoniously.
08:48That Malay has special privileges.
08:50We Chinese do not have special privileges.
08:53Therefore, we
08:54We Chinese people really find it hard to bear.
09:01We will speak with reason.
09:03Unable to bear
09:04It's very difficult for us to compete with him.
09:07Truly strategic
09:09Strategic
09:09Because of the so-called Malay unity
09:12If it would take into account the interests of the Chinese community
09:14But I disagree.
09:16You haven't tried it.
09:16You haven't seen what they would do either.
09:19Look at other Zhou techniques
09:21For example, climbing the house
09:22They are actually Chinese from that area.
09:24They also had a very happy time.
09:28Nothing much
09:29Politicians can reinterpret cooperation
09:31Redefining principles
09:33Repackaging the past
09:35Ten years ago
09:36Engine soldiers enter the pass
09:37It is the weapon that Mawa uses to attack her opponent.
09:38But ten years later
09:40The knife spun around.
09:42It fell back onto itself.
09:44So who exactly was Wu Sangui?
09:46The answer may not be in the mouths of politicians.
09:49And in the ballot
09:53The most ironic thing about history is
09:55The same sentence
09:57It might come back to me someday.
09:59From DAP to MCA and one-party cooperation
10:02It needs to be checked and balanced.
10:03This was once the reason for both sides to vie for Chinese votes.
10:07But when the political winds change
10:09That reason then becomes a boomerang.
10:12He stabbed himself
10:14Wu Sangui led the Qing army into the pass
10:16What's truly terrifying isn't just cooperation.
10:18Rather, he represents a political choice.
10:20Betrayal and loss
10:22And in order to open a door with all its might
10:24It may change the landscape
10:26And a gate from which there is no turning back.
10:29So when this label
10:30It's back on the MCA.
10:31It is no longer a political attack.
10:33It is a test of trust.
10:36Wee Ka Siong emphasized that there was no agreement and no alliance.
10:39But political issues are never just about whether or not a signature has been made.
10:43The absence of a written agreement does not mean there was no political exchange.
10:46The absence of an alliance does not mean there is no room for cooperation.
10:49Wu Sangui led the Qing army into the pass in those years
10:52No agreement or covenant was signed.
10:55But she's been criticized to this day.
10:57What MCA is really worried about now is...
11:00The four characters "引清入关"
11:02Once it resonates with people
11:04What is damaged is trust.
11:07When Wu Sangui's hat keeps changing
11:09The real issue is no longer who wears it.
11:12But who can persuade voters?
11:14He opened a door of opportunity for himself.
11:17Instead of a Shanhaiguan gate that cannot be closed.
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