What are the characteristics of Singapore's ethnic composition? What languages are commonly used?

There are four major ethnic groups in Singapore.

Chinese nationality

China culture can best be reflected in the ethical concept, which has been preserved in the Chinese community in Singapore. The establishment of ancestral home can maintain the spirit of mutual assistance of the township party. China people should choose the auspicious day when they get married. A fashionable China bride presented a small porcelain teacup to the groom's parents at the wedding. When the in-laws take the cup from the bride, it means that the bride has been accepted by the family.

Malayan

Malay culture is manifested in religious thoughts, and their customs and habits are closely related to religion. Islamic law and the Sudanese system maintain the stability and unity of their lives. Almost the whole village was invited to attend the Malay wedding. When the guests left, they all held a boiled egg in their hands, indicating the meaning of having many children.

Indian race

Indians account for 9% of Singapore's population and are the third largest ethnic group. Indian culture is closely related to their religious thoughts, and literature, art and dance all contain a very strong religious color. Indians live a simple life, but they are very particular about the architecture of temples, and all kinds of carvings are exquisite.

Eurasian nation

European Asians refer to the descendants of Europeans and Asians. Most European Asians in Singapore come from Malacca and India, and most of their European ancestry comes from Portugal, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Most European Asians are Catholics, and nearly 2% of Singapore's population is European Asians.

There is no common language in Singapore, but the official languages include English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. Basically, people of these four nationalities can understand each other's language.