Migration of fishermen

Singapore is a small country in Southeast Asia, with a territorial area of no more than 7 18 square kilometers. However, due to occupying the throat position of Malacca Strait, the economic and military development of the whole region is very prominent, and it is one of the important ports in the world. Singapore also has a nickname called the second China. The reason is the close communication between China and the West in the Ming Dynasty. Zheng He's voyage to the West also triggered a large-scale migration climax, so the aborigines in Singapore were Zheng He's crew and fishermen.

1. The original ancestors of Singapore were the residents and fishermen brought by China Zheng He when he went to the Western Ocean. They settled in Singapore and thrived here. At first, Singaporeans and Malaysia belonged to the United Nations, but the Malaysian Prime Minister was dissatisfied with Lee Kuan Yew's pro-American political views. As a result, Singapore broke away from the Malaysian Union. Because Singapore is an area ruled by Chinese, it also triggered other Chinese near the Straits of Malacca to go to Singapore, so Singapore was gradually occupied by Chinese.

Second, Lee Kuan Yew's pro-American policy 1965 to August 9 can be said to be the most embarrassing stage in Singapore, and he was driven out of the Malaysian Union. In addition, Singapore's hard-to-survive Malay Peninsula is surrounded by Muslims. When Malaysia cut off its economic supply to Singapore, it would lead to civil strife in Singapore, and Malaysia's goal of ruling Singapore by taking advantage of the chaos was achieved. At this time, Singapore found a new savior, the United States. Relying on the assistance of the United States, Malaysia dare not act rashly. On the other hand, the United States is far from Singapore and has no intention of coveting sovereignty.

Third, the proportion of Chinese is large. To sum up, Singapore is considered as the second China because its ancestors are Chinese in China. In this place, China people's tactics are also relatively large. However, in recent years, because Singaporeans are unwilling to have children, the proportion of Chinese is gradually declining.