Despite living in Muslim majority countries such as Indonesia and Malaysia, converting to Christianity allows Peranakans to continue eating pork which is a key part of the Peranakan diet. Moreover, Peranakans were traditionally English educated at missionary schools, notably in Penang.
Despite living in Muslim majority countries such as Indonesia and Malaysia converting to Christianity allows Peranakans to continue eating pork which is a key part of the Peranakan diet. Moreover Peranakans were traditionally English educated at missionary schools, notably in Penang.