Ah Niu collaborates with Huang Ying in Malaysian-Chinese folk songs mash-up


Malaysian artiste Ah Niu (right) and Chinese singer Huang Ying collaborated and shot a music video in Melaka. Photo: goldenpointmice/Xiao Hong Shu

In honour of the 50th anniversary of the diplomatic relations between China and Malaysia, Malaysian artiste Ah Niu and Chinese singer Huang Ying have released a music video that seamlessly blends our popular folk song Rasa Sayang with the Chinese folk tune Mo Li Hua (Jasmine Flower).

The two-and-a-half minutes music video stands as a testament to the rich cultural exchange and cooperation between China and Malaysia. It was shot in and around iconic sites in Melaka, showcasing the city’s rich heritage and scenic beauty.

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