What is the current proportion of Chinese in Singapore?

As of August, 20021year, Chinese Singaporeans accounted for 74.2% of Singapore's population.

Singapore citizens are mainly divided into four ethnic groups: Chinese account for 74.2% of the population, as well as Malays (13.3%), Indians (9. 1%) and Eurasian/mixed-race citizens (3.4%). The ancestors of most Chinese Singaporeans came from southern China, especially Fujian, Guangdong and Hainan provinces, of which 40% came from southern Fujian, followed by Chaoshan people, Guangfu people, Puxian people (Putian people), Hainanese, Fuzhou people, Hakkas and Zen and Nianqing people.

Human population

Singaporeans are mainly composed of immigrants and their descendants who immigrated from Europe and Asia in the past century. The characteristics of its immigrant society and the influence of colonial history and geographical location make Singapore present multicultural social characteristics. From 2065438 to June 2007, the total population was 56 1 000, and the citizens and permanent residents were 3.96 million. From 2065438 to June 2008, the total population was about 5.64 million. ?

By August of 20021year, the total population was 5.7 million, and the citizens and permanent residents were 4.03 million. Chinese account for about 74%, and the rest are Malays, Indians and other races. Malay is the national language, English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil are the official languages and English is the administrative language.

Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Singapore