-Singapore is an immigrant country, which embodies the cultures of eastern and western nationalities and has a diversified cultural background. Therefore, the festival celebrations in Singapore are also permeated with the customs and habits of different nationalities and religions, and they are colorful. At present, Singapore has a population of about 4 million, of which 77% are Chinese, 14% are Malays, 8% are Indians, and 1% are Eurasian and other ethnic groups. While integrating into Singapore as a whole, each race has maintained its own culture, and its traditional art is also the traditional art of these three ethnic groups.

The essence of China culture deeply influences the unique life style of Singapore. Among them, the richest inheritance is traditional art, such as exquisite cloisonne porcelain and elegant and refined calligraphy. These national characteristics are also reflected in various festivals and celebrations, such as the joyful and colorful Lunar New Year, or Tomb-Sweeping Day, which pursues the future with caution.

influenced by the early Arab business travel, Malays converted to Islam. The most praised national characteristics are strong unity, helpful mind and unswerving religious beliefs and traditions.

Indians played the role of indentured laborers in the early days of Singapore's pioneering work, participating in various construction projects, and even participating in the construction of many famous public buildings in Singapore. Indian ethnic groups also retained their characteristics in diet, art and religion, which further highlighted the diversity of Singapore's culture.

Merlion is one of the representatives of Singapore.

Hu Jihua (Orchid) is the national flower of Singapore, and all kinds of jewelry made of her appearance are very popular. In addition, fresh Hu Jihua can be kept bright in vases for about two weeks.

Art-related things in festivals in Singapore:

1. Lunar New Year in Chinatown: When the Lunar New Year is coming, Chinatown (Chinatown

) is full of colorful lights hanging along the street, which is a scene of prosperity, and Singapore (Singapore

river Hong Bao) is held along the banks of Singapore.

2. Thaipusam: It is a day for Hindu believers in Singapore to thank God. Every year, there are

many male and female believers who voluntarily carry the Kavadi and the milk jug on their heads in the form of ascetic monks and complete the arduous journey of four kilometers barefoot

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3. Chingay Singapore: Every Lunar New Year, many schools and non-governmental organizations in Singapore

jointly present street parades, such as big-headed dolls and stilts, and the three local ethnic groups also present traditional art performances.

4. Singapore FoodFestival: The Food Festival held in April every year not only attracts Singaporeans, but also attracts many tourists from all over the world to take this opportunity to taste the unique Singapore cuisine. You can enjoy both international cooking and local delicacies. Special promotion activities, exhibitions and travel opportunities providing exquisite dishes are the biggest features of this activity. This festival, which brings together the first-class cooking techniques from the East and the West, will last for about a month.

5. Navarathiri Festival: This is a day for Hindu believers to pay tribute to the Trinity Goddess. For nine consecutive nights from 7: 3 to 1: , there were prayer meetings and Indian classical song and dance performances in the Hindu temple. On the tenth night, Tank Road's Tandawutapani Hindu Temple brought the celebration of the Nine Nights Festival to a climax, and you can also see the silver horse statue leading believers to March.