seems like . yumcha

erm, seems like it has been abandoned for too long a time...
no one wants to visit it anymore..
but still awaiting the one..

haha..emo suddenly..
erm, this time, i wanna talk about the culture of "yumcha" in msia..
inspired by one of the article that i read the other day.
"this culture which is becoming more popular in the malaysian chinese teenagers is definately a worrisome one."
we are depressed~!
yea, depress is the appropriate word to say.
going out at night with frens, having few cups of teh-ice-limau, chatting about matters which could nv be more common in life.
life for teenagers. is it suppose to be in that form?
y not do smth really productive(could be from the view of culture, social, science, self development) rather than sitting there talking aimlessly?
yes aimlessly.
through the increasing popularity of this culture,
potential productivity of the teenagers is being wasted in a rather pathetic way.
and do we call this one of the very special cultures of msia's teenagers?
it's ridiculous!!
who to blame for all this? surely not only the fault of particular group, individual, or even the govt. it's a common responsibility of the whole nation.
a closed environment will nv allow our teenagers to speak out their mind.
the long lost(or nv exist) freedom, where r u?? youngsters~!let's help ourselves...

ok, finish emo-ing~~

haha....u ppl are welcomed to gv ur 2sens here too~~~~~

poni.