There are 70 Chinese in Singapore. How do they celebrate the Spring Festival?

Nowadays, traveling has become one of the most important ways of life for people, and many Chinese people like traveling very much. Especially during the Spring Festival, many domestic scenic spots are crowded with people, rubbing shoulders with each other, setting off a tourism boom. It is really one of the best Spring Festival travel activities to reunite the whole family and experience the different Spring Festival atmosphere across the country.

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It is not just the Spring Festival atmosphere when traveling domestically, but also the Spring Festival atmosphere in many places when traveling domestically. But to say that the country with the strongest Spring Festival atmosphere is probably Singapore. Singapore is also one of the countries that Chinese tourists like to travel very much. A large number of Chinese tourists travel to Singapore every year.

Singapore is an island country in Southeast Asia. It is one of the famous "Four Asian Tigers" and has a very developed economy. It was once the third international financial center after New York and London. Moreover, Singapore's business circle is very developed, the scenery is also very beautiful, and the island country style can be seen everywhere.

When traveling in Singapore, even if you don’t speak the local dialect or English, you can have fun in the local area without any barriers. Because in Singapore, 70% of people are Chinese, and their mother tongue has not been lost with the development of the population. Instead, Chinese can be seen everywhere in the local area. Chinese restaurants are everywhere, and you can communicate with the locals in Mandarin.

And during the Spring Festival travel, you can also feel the very strong New Year atmosphere in Singapore. So friends know that there are 70 Chinese in Singapore, how do they celebrate the Spring Festival? Their answers were surprising!

Some Chinese said: In fact, Singapore is like this every year, and the traditional culture of such ancestors cannot be forgotten. Even if you don't live in the motherland, you still have to celebrate the festivals that should be celebrated, and they will be passed down and passed down from generation to generation.

Some Chinese said: I immigrated to Singapore with my family when I was very young. Although life is much better than before, we return to our motherland every once in a while, and my grandfather often He said he couldn't forget his roots.

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