When dealing with Singaporeans, address them as "Mr", "Mrs" or "Miss", which is applicable to all ethnic groups. When meeting, shaking hands, smiling, looking directly at each other and saying hello are all essential. Pass the business cards to everyone after the introduction. When dating a Singaporean, it is best to make an appointment in advance and keep it on time. They have a strong sense of time and think that punctuality is respect and courtesy to their guests. In Singapore, the best social topics are: local cooking and restaurants, favorite tourist destinations and each other's booming business. Topics to be avoided are: talking about personal character, discussing local politics or shortcomings, racial friction, spouse situation and religious beliefs.

Gifts can bring local things, usually seasonal fruits or other foods. Sometimes you can send cassette tapes, new books, etc.

Singaporeans are very polite to others and are always used to smiling at guests. In daily life, if you disturb others, you should always greet them with a smile.

Singapore should avoid saying "Congratulations on getting rich". They think that the word "making a fortune" means "windfall", which means ill-gotten gains. Singaporeans have a strong imagination of colors, generally like red, green and blue, regard purple and black as unlucky, and black, white and yellow as taboo colors. Oppose the use of Tathagata shapes and contours in business. It is forbidden to use religious words on signs. I like double happiness, elephants and bats. Number taboo 4, 7, 8, 13, 37, 69. I don't like "7" and think it is a negative number. Taboo turtles, thinking that they are ominous animals, give people the impression of * * * and insult. In Singapore, the head is regarded as the place of the soul, and touching someone's head can make people feel insulted. Especially don't touch a child's head. Don't hug or kiss anyone in public.