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100698 From grand feasts costing thousands of dollars to a mélange of puppetry , opera and singing performances , the various ways with which the Chinese appease these roaming spirits is fascinating to watch , these festivities usually take place across the various neighbourhoods like Chinatown , Redhill and Geylang — so check these out if you 're feeling a little adventurous and want to lose yourself in a truly local experience .
100720 By the end of the 19th century , Singapore became one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Asia , with major ethnic groups in the country being the Chinese , Malays , Indians , Peranakans and Eurasians .
100721 Today , the ethnic Chinese form 74.2 % of the Singaporean population , with the country 's original inhabitants – the Malays , comprising of 13.4 % .
100735 Among the different Chinese dialects , Mandarin is promoted as the main language for the Chinese instead of others like Hokkien , Teochew , Cantonese , Hakka , Hainanese and Foochow .
101398 By 1860 , the thriving country had a population that had grown from a mere 150 in 1819 to 80,792 , comprising mainly Chinese , Indians and Malays .
101506 The Chinese believe in combining ingredients to enhance the harmony between the yin and yang qualities of the food .
101823 The Chinese in Singapore believe that the lion brings forth good fortune .
102939 Coming together as a society and living in harmony , there are four major races – namely the Chinese ( majority ) , Malay , Indian and Eurasian .
103349 A new addition in recent years has been the pork satay , introduced by Chinese satay sellers , giving this centuries-old item another delightful twist .
103375 The Mid-Autumn_Festival , also called the Mooncake or Lantern_Festival , is a traditional harvest festival that is celebrated annually by the Chinese .

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