‘Chinese Trump’ takes parents to Malaysia, seen enjoying local delicacies including durian
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In his videos, Mr Ryan Chen is seen asking for durian that is on the bitter side, saying it is tasty.
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KUALA LUMPUR – A well-known influencer from China, known as the “Chinese Trump”, was seen enjoying Malaysian food, including durian recently.
Posting multiple videos of his visit to Kuala Lumpur, including a visit to a local night market to sample Malaysian cuisine and durian as well as visiting other attractions, the influencer said he was in town with his parents.
Calling it a unique experience, the man, whose real name is Ryan Chen, spoke in English and Mandarin to locals as he took his parents around the local night market.
Mr Chen said his father had never been out of China and he wanted to bring him there for Chinese New Year.
Sampling musang king durians and other delights, Mr Chen, is seen in his videos asking for durian that is on the bitter side, sharing that it is tasty.
He is seen getting his parents to sample local treats including apam balik, an oyster omelette, soya bean milk and other local snacks, before seeking their opinion on the delights.
Throughout the videos, he is seen being approached by many locals for photos, and receiving compliments for his content.
Internet users, in the comment section, have been sending him warm regards with Malaysians suggesting different places to visit and food to sample.
One user known as mcfarul urged him to hold a meet-and-greet.
“You have many fans here, you should organise a meet-and-greet,” he said.
User anneraj, meanwhile, praised him for doting on his parents and welcomed him to Malaysia.
“You are great and loving to your parents. Please enjoy your trip in Malaysia,” she said.
Mr Chen is a Chinese impressionist and social media personality.
He gained attention in 2024 for videos impersonating US President Donald Trump, which went viral on Chinese social media platforms. THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK


