70% of Singaporeans are Chinese, but why should Chinese be abolished?

70% Singaporeans are Chinese, but they want to abolish Chinese because they want to be independent.

Singapore takes Malay as the national language, mainly to respect the aborigines in Singapore. Malaysian relations with China are very close. At that time, Singapore was just independent, and 75% were Chinese. Although Singapore has become an important financial and service center in developed countries and Asia. But Singapore was first kicked out of Malaysia and forced to become independent. At that time, Singapore was very weak. If you want to develop, you can only change the original model.

In Singapore, Malay was first used as the national language, mainly to inspire and respect the aborigines. After Singapore became a British colony, Singapore developed to a certain extent, and the people needed more say. Only by establishing Putonghua can most foreigners and aborigines at that time form a force and enhance the collective sense of crisis of the whole people. In the end, this force did become an economic driving force, which enabled Singapore to survive in the adversity at that time.

Considering the internal and external environment, English is adopted as the equivalent language. In order to survive, Singapore has implemented a series of measures to develop its economy. In order to quickly absorb foreign forces, Singapore has also become a multicultural immigrant country. Even though there were many people who spoke Chinese at that time, the then Prime Minister resolutely adopted English as the lingua franca. Only through English, an international language, can Singapore keep in touch with the rest of the world smoothly. What's more, Britain once ruled Singapore, and some people communicated in English.

Using English as a tool, Singapore can vigorously encourage immigrants and attract foreign investment, and successfully make Singapore rise. And the resulting uniqueness? Singapore model? It also provides a good template for many other countries in the world to reform their own political and economic systems.

If a country wants to be independent and powerful, it must start with language. The use of language will bring people confidence and inferiority. Language is a culture that can be passed down.