The taste of unity


One joy for Sheryl (left) and Shaid Shaqqiq is watching games at their favourite mamak and cheering for the Malaysian team with the crowd. — GLENN GUAN/The Star

In Malaysia, shared culture isn’t just kept in the arts and history books – it lives in the everyday things we do.

Reminders of national unity are found in simple acts of gathering and spending time together, which reflect the nation’s spirit.

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