In the wake of the growing political uncertainty in KL, the hustle and bustle of the street was thinning in the quaint Chinatown. Noticeably, business was quieter than usual for the stalls. Nevertheless, the fragrant aroma of the roasted chestnuts would easily attract prospective buyers. But sadly, the traditional personal greeting by the seller is now being replaced by an automated machine.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Quaint Chinatown
In the wake of the growing political uncertainty in KL, the hustle and bustle of the street was thinning in the quaint Chinatown. Noticeably, business was quieter than usual for the stalls. Nevertheless, the fragrant aroma of the roasted chestnuts would easily attract prospective buyers. But sadly, the traditional personal greeting by the seller is now being replaced by an automated machine.
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Change. Transition. New technology. Progress?
How do we react? The three men in the shot may give a clue.
First man - Change? No choice, like it or not, I accept it, I move with it, resolutely.
Second man - Change again? I smile, no issue. I am easy, life goes on.
Third man - Why change? I don't like it, I am bewildered but I have no choice, I have to go along!
Which man are you?
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