Vote for change now, or embrace bondage for another 5 generations

I am referring to the residents of Kampung Cina, in Kuala Terengganu.

And the bondage I speak of is a political one.

Let me first share with you some of the photos I took of this lovely little Chinatown that carries so much historical evidence of the Chinese being in this state for 200 years or more, that RPK spoke of at a dinner here two nights ago.

Kampung Cina is a long street of two rows of shophouses facing each other, like a lot of other streets in small towns throughout the country.

At the back of one row of shophouses, you will find other shops that have sprouted.

At the back of the other row, a river, which I am told is a continuation of the Sungai Terengganu, that runs right through the town. In fact, it would seem that many of the shophouses on this side are built over the river, or have extended their lots right over the river, on stilts.

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