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八点最热报 | 围绕承认统考和以学术资格、加SPM国语和历史资格进入政府大专学府深造的争论，多年来在中央政府的教育政策下，一直没有停歇过。然而今天，砂拉越教育、创新与人才发展部副部长安努亚拉巴益明确证实，州内独中统考生即使马来文科不及格，只要符合学术标准，照样能够报读砂拉越州属下的四所大专，并全额享有免费高等教育计划（FTES）。（主播: 萧慧敏）
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00:04Sarawak's political scene today dropped another bombshell: an education policy that has ignited nationwide debate.
00:09stun grenades
00:09As everyone knows, there's a combination of academic qualifications and SPM Malay language in the adult examination system.
00:15With historical qualifications
00:16The debate over pursuing higher education in government-run tertiary institutions.
00:19For many years, under the central government's education policy, this has never stopped.
00:23However, today, the Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation and Talent Development of Sarawak, An
00:27Nuyalabani confirmed
00:30Even if you are a student from an independent Chinese secondary school in the state and fail the Malay language subject
00:34As long as the academic standards are met, one can still apply to Sarawak State University.
00:38The four colleges under
00:40And enjoy a fully free high school education plan
00:43Under this policy of the Sabah state government
00:45Malay language proficiency is no longer a prerequisite for this right.
00:49This policy cuts through decades-old ideological barriers.
00:53That was truly groundbreaking pragmatism.
00:56Or is it a complete break from the old federal regulations?
01:00This also means policies that differ from those of the central government.
01:03In addition to academic qualifications being recognized
01:04Four colleges and universities in Sarawak have also opened their doors to students from independent Chinese secondary schools.
01:08Fully fund the education of elite independent Chinese secondary school students in the state to go to Bamboo Dream
01:12Annuar Rabani emphasized
01:13Are those candidates able to receive admission and financial aid?
01:17It depends entirely on the student
01:19Do they qualify as one of the four higher education institutions participating in the program?
01:22That is, the Sarawak branch of the University of Science and Technology of Singapore
01:25Sarawak University of Science and Technology (UTS)
01:27Curtin University Malaysia Campus
01:30and the academic qualifications set by ICAT University College
01:33And admission requirements for individual courses
01:38Sarawak's political scene has once again dropped a policy bombshell that has shocked the entire nation.
01:42Deputy Minister of Education Innovation and Talent Development
01:46Annuar Rabani confirmed
01:47Even if Malay language subject is failed
01:49As long as it meets academic standards
01:51Students who are also taking the exam can still apply.
01:53Four universities under the jurisdiction of Sarawak
01:55and enjoy full access to the state's free higher education program.
01:58Through this announcement
02:00Gu Jin used a sharp scalpel directly.
02:02It has shattered the political landscape of West Malaysia.
02:04Decades of discussion on the red line of Chinese language
02:06Clearly indicate
02:07The key to admission is academic strength.
02:10As for meeting the Malay language requirement
02:11It is the student's responsibility during their university years.
02:13Instead of failing Malay,
02:16It has become a death trap that shuts out talented people.
02:30Separate the threshold between admission and graduation
02:33Practically providing local students with a better life
02:35Opportunities to enter junior college
02:36Chinese education advocates also expressed their opinions on this announcement.
02:39Expressing strong agreement
02:40But they all firmly emphasized
02:42This absolutely does not mean that independent Chinese schools will give up their educational autonomy.
02:46Of course, we are against such a choice.
02:50I'm very happy.
02:52This condition is set up by the independent Chinese secondary schools in Shaoyue.
02:56That is to say, when applying for a progressive college diploma
02:59If the target value is not met...
03:01He still has that feeling.
03:03After entering university
03:05The standard for completing this Bo Yu reading test over the past few years
03:10Therefore, we would not say it's because students need to learn Mandarin.
03:13Or history
03:14And it will change our policies.
03:17We are certainly confident
03:18It will not affect this aspect.
03:21So, regarding policies...
03:23We will not say we're giving up on us.
03:26The autonomy of independent Chinese secondary schools to take the same exam
03:28If we talk about the federal education system
03:30It is a city full of political checkpoints
03:32Heavy city gates that block talent
03:34So let the single student on the moon
03:36They can enjoy the policy of free higher education.
03:38It's a powerful, practical magnet.
03:41He doesn't look at the political spectrum.
03:43Not fixated on weaknesses in a single subject
03:45Directly benchmarking the professional academic standards of four universities
03:49This is not just a simple benefit.
03:51Rather, it is a meticulously calculated political power machine.
03:54Using the real economy and professional technology
03:56As hard currency
03:57Keep outstanding young people who are marginalized by the system in their local area
04:01I think it's possible to give some state offices in Kema
04:07Or perhaps the central government could follow suit.
04:09This is how we make salad mooncakes here.
04:12The government recognizes the same examination in Salad Month.
04:14And support for our independent Chinese school
04:16Every year those broken bills, that kind of unloading
04:19It's already a benchmark in the whole marathon.
04:23This kind of announcement
04:35Faced with this taboo-breaking policy
04:38Traditional politicians in West Malaysia might also label it as...
04:40The old label of weakening the national language
04:42But the problem is that in order to adhere to the red lines of Chinese language education...
04:44The hundreds of thousands of talents we have cultivated have been lost overseas.
04:48Does this equate to patriotism?
04:50While Bucheng was still debating
04:52When can taking the same exam be considered an academic qualification?
04:55Salad Moon has already taken the lead.
04:57They've brought talent into their fold.
04:59In fact, in the end, he was also...
05:01What is the purpose?
05:02The purpose is to hope that
05:05The people of Salad can stay and develop in Salad.
05:08Then contribute to Salad Month.
05:10We in Malaysia should think the same way.
05:14Otherwise, some secondary school students would stay abroad.
05:18Or even after studying abroad
05:21The return rate is very low.
05:23These are actually the result of our hard work in nurturing these secondary school students in Malaysia.
05:29After coming out
05:30In fact, it has already been lost overseas.
05:33This is actually a huge loss for the country.
05:36I think the Dong Zong (United Chinese School Committees' Association of Malaysia) should work with Malaysia's education policy.
05:41There needs to be a certain breeding system.
05:43Otherwise, it will always revolve around the same examination and SPM.
05:48I keep going around and around, but it's still the same place.
05:51Therefore, I hope that this approach will remind the people of independence movements in all states of Malaysia.
05:58Zhong also had this idea.
06:01This puts pressure on education departments across the country to work together to pass this national exam.
06:07Research topic
06:08Recognition based on partial thresholds or with additional conditions
06:13Solve this problem in one go.
06:22The gates of the old federal government system are still locked in ideological wrangling.
06:26And the pragmatic giant ship of Sarawak has already set sail.
06:30The logic of history is cold and ruthless.
06:32Whoever respects talent owns the future.
06:35Sarah's move this time is not only for the eligible individuals in the state.
06:38Providing students with the opportunity to receive free higher education
06:41Furthermore, by linking admission to Malay language requirements, it breaks down barriers to talent advancement.
06:46A threshold on the road
06:47The current salad bar is employing a pragmatic combination of tactics.
06:50Building your own talent paradise with hardcore efforts
06:54When talent becomes the core of global competition
06:56Is it truly important to uphold ideological principles?
06:59Is it more important to open the door to talent and retain the nation's future?
07:03Sarah Yue has already given his answer here.
07:06It fired the first shot in breaking the taboo.
07:08For the central government and the states of West Malaysia
07:11Can they learn anything from this?
07:13Even putting aside your burdens and following up?
07:15This is bound to be a controversial and sensitive issue.
07:18For the central government and the states of West Malaysia
07:25Is this the case for the central government and the states of West Malaysia?
07:27For the central government and the states of West Malaysia