Try installing mi home from Google play. It will give you the feel without flashing the full rom.

only if your bootloader is unlocked or CHN ver..any attempt to flash to other rom will soft brick ur h3c

(This post moved here because too many fan boys at the other thread and I am not interested in starting a war).

I am comparing 1s vs H3c. Price difference of RM80.

1s: Limited to choice of 4 languages (US/UK English, Malay & Chinese).
3c: Up to 44 international languages.

1s: When u switch to the "Lite Mode" (for old folks), the phone needs to re-start.
3c: Has a similar feature called "Simple". No need to restart.

1s: The capacitive touch buttons are not as sensitive or smooth.
3c: Pretty responsive for the price range and compared with 1s. (Mi3 is even more responsive among the 3 units, of course, but it's a diff price range).
Note: This is subjective.

1s: 4.7" screen and slightly smaller but heavier.
3c: 5" screen yet lighter.
Note: Again this is subjective. Some may actually like the heavier more "solid" feel. For me, I prefer something light in my pocket.

1s: 1 GB RAM.
3c: 2GB RAM.

1s: Front camera 1.6MP.
3c: Front camera 5 MP.

And so on. I am not bashing 1s. I still think its good value for money and if I should play with it longer, I am sure there will be some features that are better than 3c... perhaps. But personally I would top up RM80 to get 3c because the one deciding factor for me is the choice of languages. Different folks may have diff needs. Hope the above info is useful for some of you. Cheers!

malaysia version not global rom ??

Devices with MTK chipset are nightmares for developers as there is no full source available.
Compiling for CM, AOSP, etc are almost impossible without the full source, even the publicly available kernel source cannot be compilied directly without comprehensive work.
MediaTek does not complies with GPL rules and even charge OEM for kernel source, that's why many developers hate them and do not want to work for these devices.

But i think russian site leaked the full source for KK recently, so things might change.

Yes, Malaysia set is using global ROM.
The same phone available to countries are differ by few bytes written to 0x1500000 on EMMC that defines their region/country by local provider or OEM.
During the first boot, the ROM sets the default language, timezone, prebundled apps based on preset defined in /cust, but this preset is missing in EMUI ROMs.