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What   
Kuala Lumpur lacking to be Asia number 1!!!!
It is not the tallest building in the world, not the tallest telecommunication tower nor longest bridge that really matter. It is FENG SHUI MATTER.
 Malaysia   
is well endowed with natural resources in areas such as agriculture, forestry   
and minerals. In terms of agriculture, Malaysia is one of the top exporters of   
natural rubber and palm oil, which together with sawn logs and sawn timber,   
cocoa, pepper, pineapple and tobacco dominate the growth of the sector. Palm oil   
is also a major generator of foreign exchange but Hong Kong and Singapore has   
none! Malaysia should out phasing Singapore as well as Hong Kong in many aspects   
but she did not! The   
reason is simple; the capital city is lack of WATER!! 
Is 
all in Feng Shui lar…
Let 
us use basic Feng Shui principle of rear should have support and front should 
have water element. Kuala Lumpur would use the vicinity peak at the rear, as the 
mountain for support and that should be the Genting Highlands. (See below Google 
Map) We did not see any water element near the Southwest of KL. 
The   
Support for Kuala Lumpur 
Genting Highlands (About 1850m above sea level) is a mountain peak within the Titiwangsa Mountains on the border between the states of Pahang and Selangor of Malaysia. The driving distance to Kuala Lumpur is approximately in one hour.
View of Genting


 The   
Water for Kuala Lumpur
(See 
the map; Water should be located at the Southwest of Malaysia or Kuala Lumpur)
What Malaysia need is the perhaps the biggest water fountain, pond (require revolving type) or lake in the region or at least in Malaysia.


Let’s 
compare the three cities basic demographical stats from Wikipedia.
-Landmass 
of 329,847 square kilometers (127,355 sq mi) –ranked 1st among 
three
-The 
population stands at over 27 million-ranked 1st among three 
-GDP 
(PPP) 2007 estimate 
 -  
Total $359.271 billion-ranked 1st among three
 -  
Per capita $13,385-ranked 3rd among three 
Singapore
-Landmass 
of 707.1 km2 (273.0 sq mi)-ranked 2nd among three
-The 
population of Singapore is approximately 4.84 million-ranked 3rd 
among three
-GDP 
(PPP) 2007 estimate 
 -  
Total $228.303 billion- ranked 3rd among three
 -  
Per capita $49,754-ranked 1st among three 
Hong
-Landmass 
of 1,104 km2 or 426 sq mi -ranked 2nd among the three
-It 
has a population of 6.9 million people-ranked 2nd among the three
-GDP 
(PPP) 2007 estimate
-   
Total $293.311 billion- ranked 2nd among the three
-      
Per capita $42,123-ranked 2nd among the three 
In   
the case of Kuala Lumpur would want to get the engine going to improve the   
quality and standard of lives, just one simple thing will get all the acts   
together and keep moving forward. It is FENG SHUI MATTER!    
 
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