What specialties can Singapore bring back to China?

■ Singapore specialties

All kinds of merlion ornaments, orchid decorations, tin products and wind-chasing medicinal oil are Singapore specialties that are deeply loved by foreign guests.

Recommended Yarra Street: There are colorful Malay batik cloth, traditional Malay clothes, baskets, rattan, Malay jewelry and perfume.

Chinatown: There are many traditional commodities such as oil-paper umbrellas, porcelain, tableware and jade articles in the shops around Chinatown.

Little India: Everything from handicrafts and Kashmir silk to spices and garlands can be found in this ethnic business district. Saris, bronzes and Indian jewelry are all particularly worth buying.

Holland Village: There are all kinds of Asian restaurants and European restaurants in this suburban village to taste delicious food, and the antiques, handicrafts, electrical appliances and sporting goods sold are all cheap. Singapore is a famous shopping paradise, and people who travel to Singapore will never forget to make a big purchase here. If you go to Singapore and don't buy anything, it's almost an impossible task!

The Republic of Singapore is an island country in Southeast Asia, with a parliamentary political system. It is a relatively developed capitalist country, a multicultural immigrant country and one of the most internationalized countries in the world. It is known as one of the "Four Little Dragons of Asia" and its economic model is called "state capitalism".