Why are there so many China people in Singapore?

There are 75% Chinese in Singapore, and Singapore is managed by Malays.

However, during the Ming Dynasty, especially Zheng He's voyage to the Western Ocean, the first immigration peak in China was triggered. Many sailors and fishermen from China stayed in Malacca. Their offspring began to breed.

In the past, Singapore and Malaysia were a federal country called Malaya. Later 1965, because Prime Minister Malaya was dissatisfied with Lee Kuan Yew's political views, he took the lead in announcing Singapore's secession from the Federation of Malaya. On August 9, Singapore passively declared its independence. Then August 9 is called Singapore National Day.

Because Singapore is an area ruled by Chinese. Therefore, a large number of Chinese moved to Singapore from Malacca and Johor in Malaya.

Gradually, Chinese Singaporeans accounted for the majority.

However, in recent years, Chinese Singaporeans are reluctant to have children, while Malays and Indians have high fertility rates. Therefore, the proportion of Chinese in Singapore is gradually declining.

What needs to be clear is that Singapore is the only political system in Southeast Asia where Chinese are in power, and the rights and interests of Chinese in Singapore can be fully guaranteed, so the place where Chinese in Southeast Asia are most concentrated is Singapore.