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resulting in a disintegration of cultural traditions. This is especially true in Singapore where this transition has taken place in a highly compressed
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of cultural diversity and of culture's contribution In her history course a student learns about industrialisation and economic growth in.
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You will gain an understanding of a number of key areas including: 1. Language 2. Religion and beliefs 3. Culture and society 4. Social etiquette and manners 5. Business culture and etiquette
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Location: Southeastern Asia, islands between Malaysia and Indonesia Capital:Singapore Population: 5,567,301 (2014 est.) Ethnic Make-up:Chinese 76.7%, Malay 14%, Indian 7.9%, other 1.4% Religions:Buddhist (Chinese), Muslim (Malays), Christian, Hindu, Sikh, Taoist, Confucianist Business Culture: Ranked 25th in the Business Culture Complexity Index™
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Singapore has attempted to promote a national identity in its land of immigrants since its independence in 1965. As part of this effort, Singapore has four national languages: Mandarin, Malay, Tamil and English. For business and politics, English is the language of choice. The famous Merlion overlooks Singapore's iconic Marina Bay Sands. Photo by J...
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What is Singapore's culture like today?
Singapore today runs rich with cultural practices and traditions brought over by its forefathers from across the region, including China, India and the Malay Archipelago. These traditions have since taken on new forms, adapting through the hands of a new generation of cultural custodians to stay relevant in the modern world.
What are some popular Singaporean customs and traditions?
Some popular Singaporean customs and traditions are: While meeting a Singaporean formally or informally, make sure to shake hands firmly with all, even when departing. A slight bow while shaking hands is considered respectful. Take off the shoes before entering anyone's house. Also, remember to take them off before visiting any temple or mosque.
How to preserve Singapore's cultural identity?
To preserve the Singapore cultural identity, some traditional businesses and, multi-generational family businesses such as confectionaries for example, have rebranded themselves and updated their packaging designs in an effort to appeal to the more social media-savvy generation.
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.
