There are Indonesia and Malaysia. Two country with a lot similarity. These two countrys like a twins brothers who jealous to each other fortune. That’s way the conflict always appear between the two.
We can share, can’t we?
Indonesia have reog Ponorogo, let Malaysia has some other reog. As long as not Ponorogo, what’s the problem? Or perhaps a Ponorogoan imigrations to Malaysia, unfortunately he is a Warok, and then introduce his traditions to Malaysian and made it popular, do you think he doesn’t deserves to use a Ponorogo as the last name of reog he created in Malaysia? He deserves! He has Ponorogoan blood.
Malaysia has Nasi Lemak. Indonesia has Nasi Uduk, nasi Kuning, Nasi Gurih, so what’s wrong? Same ingredient different name.
Called Rendang Padang, because it famouse in Padang. What’s the problem if the Penangese people make the same rendang and call it Rendang Penang?
Suspicious and jealous. Different side of the same coin. Who wanted to keep this coin?
But one for sure, Warok Ponorogo is the most powerful because they are never eat dhal or Kelor fruit.
We can share, can’t we?
Indonesia have reog Ponorogo, let Malaysia has some other reog. As long as not Ponorogo, what’s the problem? Or perhaps a Ponorogoan imigrations to Malaysia, unfortunately he is a Warok, and then introduce his traditions to Malaysian and made it popular, do you think he doesn’t deserves to use a Ponorogo as the last name of reog he created in Malaysia? He deserves! He has Ponorogoan blood.
Malaysia has Nasi Lemak. Indonesia has Nasi Uduk, nasi Kuning, Nasi Gurih, so what’s wrong? Same ingredient different name.
Called Rendang Padang, because it famouse in Padang. What’s the problem if the Penangese people make the same rendang and call it Rendang Penang?
Suspicious and jealous. Different side of the same coin. Who wanted to keep this coin?
But one for sure, Warok Ponorogo is the most powerful because they are never eat dhal or Kelor fruit.
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