20 14 introduction to the lifestyle of Singapore immigrants

In the past, influenced by Britain, Singapore has been westernized! At the same time, the local people still retain many traditional customs of their respective nationalities. So, what's the difference between the lifestyles of Singaporeans and China people?

First, when visiting temples and going back to church, clothes must be dignified and tidy, and hands and feet must be covered with clothes.

Second, visit Indian temples, go back to church, take off your shoes when you enter the door, and visit local people's homes.

Third, Malays and Indians are used to eating by "grasping rice". But using hands is taboo. They only grasp food with their right hand, and never touch food with their left hand. They think that their left hand is specially used to deal with unclean things, so when eating, their left forearm is usually placed along the table, their hands are hung under the table, or they simply hide their left hand in a hidden place.

Be careful not to drink drinks, water, etc. Subway and other public transport systems in Singapore, or you will be fined. Durian is forbidden to take the subway and bus. The implementation of this measure is to create a clean and comfortable riding environment.

The Singapore government issued a ban on the import and sale of chewing gum. The main reason for this ban is that some people who lack social morality throw chewing gum residue. The Singapore government is worried that it will affect the city appearance and the operation of subway trains and elevators.

6. Singapore is a country with severe penalties and laws, and passengers carrying a small amount of drugs (such as heroin) into the country are enough to be sentenced to death. People who commit murder and rebellion may also be sentenced to death by Singapore's legal authorities.