Where is Nyonya culture in China?

Nyonya culture refers to a culture passed down from generation to generation from the mainland to Southeast Asia such as Malaysia and Indonesia. Nowadays, there are very few mothers, and even fewer people can cook and cook.

Most of their mothers and daughters receive English education. Although they can't speak Chinese, they still retain the traditional customs and etiquette of China, such as weddings, funerals and weddings. Chan Nyangnya's culture combines the characteristics of Chinese and Malays, and is unique in dress and diet. Bright colors and patterns and unique tailoring design are the characteristics of Kobaya.

Nyonya culture

When it comes to Nyonya culture, we have to talk about the native people in China. Native Chinese refer to the descendants of China immigrants who settled in Singapore from15th century to17th century. The man's name is Zen, and the woman's name is Niangjiao. After centuries of development, native Chinese have not only retained the dominant Chinese cultural genes, but also absorbed the distinctive Malay elements, forming a colorful Nyonya culture, which has written a beautiful footnote for Singapore's history and culture.

In China, Nyonya culture has attracted people's attention with its intimate background and diverse features. From the TV series little nyonya, which is popular all over Asia, to the delicious Nyonya cuisine, it has become an incision for everyone to understand Singapore.