What kind of country is Singapore, known as one of the "Four Asian Tigers"?

What kind of country is Singapore, known as one of the "Four Asian Tigers"?

I haven’t seen white clouds for a long time. If I want to have a clear weather, I will drift to Singapore. According to the geographical knowledge I know, Singapore has a tropical climate. Because it is affected by the equatorial low voltage zone all year round, it has an equatorial rainy climate. The annual and daily temperature differences are small, and the temperature does not change significantly throughout the year. In other words, it is summer all year round.

The editor feels that Singapore is a very magical place. At first glance, it is not as rich in cultural connotation as Cambodia and other countries, and it is not as rich in leisure and holiday charm as Thailand and other countries. It is very likely that it is because they immigrated to Europe. Although it has no connection with its long history, it has impeccably discussed tolerance. The culture of India, Arabia, China and South Asia...the culture of each country is released in this aspect. own brilliance. Today let’s take a look at what kind of country Singapore is, known as one of the “Four Asian Tigers”. 01Singapore is a colorful world with its own curry flavor

Due to history and subsequent immigration, Shilonggang Road in Singapore has gradually formed a concentration of Indian groups, known as "Little India". As soon as you enter this road, you will be greeted by the strong Indian charm. The various Chinese jewelry and utensils are dazzling. It is worth mentioning that during some festivals, the streets are filled with decorations that make people completely forget that they are in Singapore.

Tekka Shopping Center houses Little India’s farmers’ wholesale market, a specialty food center, and a department store. A small building gathers small vendors from China, India and Malay. Hardware tools, religious equipment, traditional Indian fashion clothing and other products are all available. 02Singapore has its own Middle Eastern Muslim style

Arab Street is also called Kampong Glam Street. In fact, it is not a street, but a historical preservation area in Singapore’s lively pedestrian street. A community rich in Islamic culture and art. Among them, the Sultan Mosque is one of the five mosques in Singapore listed as a national monument and has special significance to local believers.

There is a row of tropical-style palm trees planted on the old street in front of the main church. The special delicacies, silks, fabrics, hand-woven carpets and backrests in the surrounding shops are very popular. Arabic specialty products. 03Singapore is the rebirth of the old port, and then transformed into a fashionable mecca

Haji Lane was once an empty street community with war houses on both sides, preserving the original architectural type of the British colonial period. The arrival of many young people and interior designers has influenced it, and the old lanes have been reborn and become a fashionable place in Singapore. Shopkeepers painted exquisite and lovely images on the pillars, bringing a lot of happiness to this old alley. From vintage clothes to clothing to home décor, from unique design solutions to passionate styles, you can go shopping here. 04 The real life is deep in the alleys of Singapore

If you ask the locals in Singapore which commercial street is more interesting, Zhong Bā Lu will definitely be among them. In addition to the fashionable charm brought by young people, the life atmosphere of the local people it contains is even more reluctant to leave. Tiong Bahru Market, the center of Tiong Bahru cooked food, is located in the center of the entire commercial street. From 8 a.m. to midnight, you can find the Teochew specialty rice cakes, as well as the authentic and original Ting Tsai porridge, and have another cup. Homemade sugar cane water, is there anything you can’t satisfy?

The Bird Watching Corridor in Tiong Bahru is probably the oldest in Singapore. There are many light yellow iron shelves tightly surrounding a big tree, with thousands of metal rings with serial numbers hanging on them. People who like to raise birds will carry bird cages with them every morning, gather friends with birds here, and even often hold bird singing competitions. There happens to be a coffee shop nearby, order a cup of coffee, stop and watch, and pretend to be a Singaporean in the morning.

I think, whether Singapore is on your must-go list or not, you should come here to have a look and experience the beauty of multi-ethnic harmony and how people with different educations deal with the same thing. thing. What kind of country do you think Singapore is? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area for discussion.