1. Clothing: Chan and Nyonya in the play wear traditional clothing with Nanyang characteristics, reflecting local culture and customs.

2. Diet: The food in the play is also Nanyang style, with all kinds of tropical fruits, seafood, barbecues and desserts. The depiction of these delicacies made the audience feel the food culture of Nanyang.

3. Architecture: The architecture in the play is also of Nanyang style, with distinctive local characteristics. The depiction of these buildings makes the audience feel the architectural culture of Nanyang simply and blindly.

4. Customs and habits: Chan and Niang in the play lead a typical Nanyang life, including daily habits and festivals. The description of these customs and habits gives the audience a deeper understanding of Nanyang culture.

The integration and influence of Zen and Nyonya on Chinese and Western cultures are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Inheritance of language and culture: Chan and Nyaingya kept a large number of Malay words and characters, while absorbing some elements of China traditional culture. They inherit these languages and cultures through family education, school education and social interaction.

2. Inheritance and innovation of traditional customs: Chen Kumir and Niangniang inherited many traditional Malay customs, such as wedding ceremonies and festivals. At the same time, they also innovated and developed these customs according to their own life experience and cultural background.