China tourists in Melaka praise historical and cultural treasures


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The Baba Nyonya Museum offers visitors a glimpse into traditional Peranakan homes. — Tourism Malaysia

Wang Lin, a tourist from Hangzhou, marvelled at the artefacts in the Cheng Ho Cultural Museum in Melaka, where the stories of China’s legendary navigator and diplomat Zheng He were vividly brought to life, Xinhua news agency reported.

“The history of Zheng He’s voyages that I learned in school has come alive before my eyes, thanks to the visa-free policy between China and Malaysia,” he said.

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