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Towards the end of the 17th century, 00:00:27.185 - 00:00:29.346
massive tin deposits were uncovered 00:00:29.420 - 00:00:31.888
in the district of Kinta, 00:00:31.956 - 00:00:34.151
a discovery that placed Malaya on the world map. 00:00:34.225 - 00:00:37.888
As a result of this discovery, 00:00:37.962 - 00:00:40.396
throngs of laborers migrated from South China. 00:00:40.465 - 00:00:43.798
Many were deluded by the dream of the tin rush. 00:00:43.868 - 00:00:47.395
But they were treated as slaves. 00:00:47.472 - 00:00:49.770
Living conditions were harsh. 00:00:49.841 - 00:00:52.435
They worked the land without reservations. 00:00:52.510 - 00:00:55.479
In the transition of time, 00:00:55.546 - 00:00:57.776
the people and land were woven into one. 00:00:57.849 - 00:01:00.374
Though foreign yet familiar, 00:01:00.451 - 00:01:03.045
the enchanting land became home to many. 00:01:03.120 - 00:01:06.920
Where's the money? 00:03:14.352 - 00:03:16.149
From sunrise to sunset, 00:03:18.556 - 00:03:22.253
this is the order of nature. 00:03:22.326 - 00:03:24.760
Do you hear me? 00:03:26.664 - 00:03:28.427
You're gonna pay us. 00:03:29.767 - 00:03:32.201
We thought our destiny was in our own hands. 00:03:33.838 - 00:03:36.329
I'm not asking you again. 00:03:36.407 - 00:03:37.533