China and Singapore. What does Malaysia have to do with this?

Malaysian and Singaporean Chinese are closely related to the origin of China. The reason why there are many Chinese in Malaysia and Singapore is that many southern compatriots went to Southeast Asia to make a living in feudal society and the early years of the Republic of China, commonly known as Lower Southeast Asia. Most of them come from Fujian and Guangdong. The land in these coastal areas is relatively barren, mainly hilly and uneven. They can only grow some crops such as tea, but they can't produce rice on a large scale. Coastal areas depend on the sea for fish for a living. In addition, Fujian and Guangdong have many hub ports connected with the outside world, so many China people in this area are popular to go to those places to do business.

But because of the decline of China at that time, China people were bullied everywhere. Many China people gather in Singapore, because the place is poor and shabby, and only China people are forced to live here. Historically under the jurisdiction of Malaysia. After World War II, Singapore, as the largest autonomous territory of Chinese overseas in China, requested to join Malaysia, which was approved, but it was always treated as a second-class citizen, and the Chinese could not stand it. 1965.