Malaysians can’t go to convocation


Private ceremony: In this picture, provided by Loke, the Malaysian graduates from Peking University are taking a wefie in Kuala Lumpur.

BEIJING: Malaysian students from Chinese universities spent their graduation day with no flowers, photographs, family or friends this year as there was no large-scale ceremony in view of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Only those who are still here were able to join a simple event which was live-streamed on the Internet. June and July are the typical months for convocation ceremonies in China.

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