China has never occupied Singapore in history, but during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, a large number of China immigrated to Southeast Asia, such as Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. Among them, there are many Chinese immigrants in Singapore, accounting for the majority of the population. So after Singapore became independent from Malaysia, Chinese became the mainstream language.

China and Singapore were independent of each other in ancient times, and China never attacked Singapore.

The history of Singapore can be traced back to the 3rd century, when there were aborigines living there. Its earliest documentary record comes from Wu Zhuan written by Kang Tai, a general of Wu Dong in the 3rd century A.D.. According to the research of Singapore scholar Xu, Pulau Ujong is the antonym of Malay, and Pulau Ujong is the oldest name of Singapore Island, meaning "the island at the end of Malay Peninsula".

Singapore was called Temasek in ancient times. In the 8th century, it belonged to the late Sri Lankan dynasty. 18 ~19th century was a part of the kingdom of Johor, Malaysia. 18 19 An Englishman, Stanford Raffles, arrived in Singapore, signed a contract with Sultan Johor and began to set up a new trading post.

1824 became a British colony, a British entrepot trade port in the Far East and a major military base in Southeast Asia. 1942 was occupied by Japan. 1945 After Japan surrendered, Britain resumed colonial rule and was designated as a direct colony the following year.

From 65438 to 0959, Singapore achieved autonomy and became an autonomous country. 1September, 963 16 formed the Federation of Malaysia together with Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak. 1On August 9th, 965, it broke away from Malaysia and established the Republic of Singapore.