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What is Singaporean culture like?

Singaporean culture is heavily influenced by Chinese values and one’s is a strong social identifier. as well. For example, Chinese and Indian Singaporeans are generally regarded as business-savvy groups as they tend to be profit-oriented, dominating the political and economic facets of society.

How are Singapore's traditions changing?

By presenting traditional forms in a more contemporary design, merging the old and the new together, or altering small details to give it a modern appeal, Singapore’s traditions are constantly finding new ways to thrive among Singaporeans — in the festivals they celebrate, the food they eat, and the values they practice.

How does Confucianism influence Singaporean culture?

Many aspects of Singaporean culture can be explained by Confucian concepts, such as the efficient nature of its society. While not all Singaporeans are ethnically Chinese, the Confucian logic of obedience, responsibility, moderation and adherence to work ethic affects many aspects of Singaporean behaviour and attitudes about virtue.

Why is Singapore so multicultural?

Since its foundation as a trading port in 1819, migrants have flocked to the island in hope of a better life. They established businesses and began to trade, built the structures and support frameworks for their new communities and lay down roots, and thus sparked the birth of a multicultural Singapore.