Does anyone know where Singapore is on the map?

Singapore is an island country in Southeast Asia. It means Lion City in Sanskrit. It is also called Xingzhou or Xingdao because its land is as small as a star. Singapore has a total land area of ??618 square kilometers and a population of approximately 2.7 million. Its population density is as high as 4,369 people per square kilometer. It is one of the smallest and most densely populated countries in the world. After independence in 1965, based on the country's actual conditions and local conditions, it implemented an opening-up policy and its economy developed rapidly, becoming one of the countries with the fastest economic growth in the world. The fundamental reason for its development is mainly to give full play to the favorable factor of its superior geographical location and become a typical country in the world that uses its geographical location to develop its economy. Singapore is located at the southernmost tip of the Malay Peninsula. Its territory consists of Singapore Island and 54 nearby small islands. Its geographical location is very important and is known as the "Crossroad of the East." To the north, it is separated from the Malay Peninsula by the Johor Strait, which is only 1.2 kilometers wide. It is connected to the west by a causeway, with convenient transportation; to the south, it faces Indonesia across the Singapore Strait, which is 105 kilometers long and 1.7 kilometers wide, guarding Malacca. An important navigation channel at the entrance of the strait. The Port of Singapore, an international shipping, aviation and trade center, has a strategic location and ideal climate and hydrological conditions. The port's annual cargo throughput reaches more than 100 million tons, ranking among the top in the world. Its international air passenger turnover is second only to the United States, Britain, France and Japan. Ranked 5th in the world. Based on this, Singapore imports a large number of various primary products from neighboring countries, aggregates, grades, packages and then exports them, forming a unique economic type with re-export trade and shipping industry as the main body. Industrial and Technical Services Center Singapore is surrounded by sea and its industrial sector with oil refining and shipbuilding at its core is of world significance. There are five major refineries in the country, with an annual processing capacity of 42.9 million tons. The export volume of refined oil ranks second in the world after the Netherlands. The shipbuilding industry is a traditional advantageous sector. Not only can it build a wide variety of ships, it is also one of the main production bases for offshore oil drilling platforms in the world. Since the late 1970s, industry has shifted from manufacturing to technology-intensive sectors, and the electronics industry has been vigorously developed. Television fax equipment, push-button telephones, optical fiber cables, and computerized train control systems have all entered the world's advanced ranks. In recent years, the focus of development has shifted to the construction of new science and technology parks, vigorously cultivating scientific and technological talents, and developing cutting-edge technologies to meet the needs of reforming the industrial structure. Investment and Financial Center Due to its superior geographical location, convenient and fast communications, political stability, and high quality of its citizens, Singapore has attracted a large amount of foreign capital investment, which has contributed to Singapore's economic development. At the same time, banks from various countries have gathered in Singapore. The total number of banks is second only to London, New York and Hong Kong, making it the fourth largest financial center in the world.