The campaign in Sandy State, Malaysia begins to open coffee shops and become a new war zone.

With the flames of war in the sand state election in Malaysia, coffee shops in ethnic Chinese constituencies have become a new war zone that militants must fight for. With the start of the state election campaign and the heating up of the election situation in the Merihua district, the PPP and the Action Party both held political lectures in coffee shops in the prosperous business district and rushed to seize Chinese votes.

In order to get closer to the public, the United Party changed its previous campaign propaganda method of hosting dinners and participating in group activities in restaurants, followed the usual practice of the Action Party, held political lectures in coffee shops, and invited the leaders of BN members to stand on the platform.

Abandoning restaurant dining before the opening of the political lecture, the big screen set up at the scene continued to broadcast political promotional films on the subject of West Malaysia, narrated by news clippings, and commented on topics such as thatched operation related to Anhua and the forced relocation of Cardamom Village. At the same time, clips from Hong Kong films were edited and dubbed to allude to the Action Party by changing the plot.

However, as the seminar was arranged on an ad hoc basis and notified to supporters, not many people attended the first lecture held in Moss on the evening of the 6th.

The second lecture was held in the Bailida business district. The big screen showing the short film was set next to the crossroads in front of the coffee shop, so that diners in other coffee shops could see it clearly, but the scene was still deserted. The speakers Liao Zhonglai and Koh Tsu Koon even temporarily cancelled the speech session.