Was Singapore formerly China's?

The most primitive people in Singapore are Malays, but since the Qing Dynasty, China people have been migrating to Singapore, some to escape the war, some to be sold to Southeast Asia as coolies. In recent years, in order to seek a better quality of life, they moved to Singapore.

Chinese in Singapore account for about 75%, as well as Malays, Indians, Eurasian, Japanese and so on.

The official languages of Singapore are English, Chinese (that is, Chinese), Malay and Hindi, and many places also have Japanese signs.

In Singapore, as long as you can speak Chinese, you can basically survive, but you'd better master English, which will make many things more convenient.

I have been studying in Singapore for the third year. Believe my answer, you will be satisfied.