Up Your Alley: Singapore's Chinatown and its hidden gems
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- Опубліковано 30 жов 2020
- From its brusque cobblers and handpainted murals to an entire brood of resident jungle fowl, we explore what makes Singapore's Chinatown unlike any other.
This is the first of CNA's new series to uncover hidden gems around Singapore. Tell us what makes your neighbourhood special!
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Thank you for this great video of wonderful Chinatown in Beautiful Singapore! The murals painted by this talented artist are priceless testimony of the past!
Fantastic video.Very nostalgic memories.Never tired of trotting all over Chinatown.Used to drive mum in law from Seletar Hills every weekend to market,and her enjoyment haggling the price of her favourite meat,vegetables,fruits etc.Good old memories!!
Enjoyed this short yet close to my heart documentary. Keep this series going.
I love this! It's lovely hearing how the neighbourhood evolved through the eyes of a resident and artist, where he was able to immortalise his memories in the neighbourhood he grew up in.
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Good productions n Thx for those beautiful n vivid memories 🎉😊
That was the park I used to hang around during lunch break, my office was next to it. So many memories of Singapore
Great video...love the murals...!
Great video!!👍👍
Bring back a lot of fond memories. I am 64 and my god mother used to be a red hat mason build up the Singapore flats in the 60s and 70s. My dad already passed away at almost 90 and should be more than 100 year old if still alive. The MOE should tell the Singapore story to our students how hard our ancestors worked for what we have today. Not to take everything for granted. God really bless us.
The last remaining sea view.. I am lucky to see the sea from my 1 room flat on the 18 floor on Banda street some 30+ years ago.. I remember sitting on my Ah Ma sewing machine looking out of the window..
1983 was the year we moved to Chinatown Complex. my parents had a veg stall in the market.
I spent my childhood days in Maxwell market and this market. Many of the uncles and aunties (my parents’ friends haves passed away or moved away)
Chinatown has become touristy and the People park complex is full of Chinese FTs. Nothing has changed as our ancestors from China had settled here 100 + plus years ago..
Very interesting...
Nice
i ♥️ Singapore 😊😊😊
I used to visit granny at 豆腐街 ………… time flies ！
i miss chinatown i used to work there ...now jobless ....because of pandemic
Alley or back lane?
Since when CNA open to live chat?
Because their viewers are dropping
So need to do creative
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Majulah Singapura, Majulah ASEAN ❤️
CNA never cover Firewalking today-
Learn more about Chinatown
Key West in Florida usa also have chicken everwhare
Hello
I've lived in a few countries including Singapore and I find the elderly in Singapore tend to be grumpy
Return home!
@@deschan2246 don't you worry, I've left Singapore 20 years ago
@@RS4747 good for u
They knock all the buildings down so the residents can enjoy the ocean view
Singapura
@Yvonne Steiner Singapore for everyone: I like how they always turn away travellers at Kuala Lumpur airport. It really made apprreciate easy access to Singapore and friendliness of the passport control officials at Changi airport.
they are not porceline but ceramics
They put the sign on the wrong street to confuse the ghosts lah. You think what, my gahmen bery smart okay?
Basically - Chinatown is well kept !!! Thanks to all people making it happens🤣🤣🤣✌👍
Not for long
The government in SG is weird
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I thought the whole Singapore is Chinatown
Like HK 👍
Its dead, Murdered by those incompetent
1989 tianamen
Lolololol bro wrong country, this one is Singapore, Singapore city
牛車水一帶, 廣府話依舊在街上流行。
Isn't every town a Chinatown in singapore
Why does Singapore needs a chinatown when the country itself is already a chinatown?
Chinatown was Chinese settlement set up by British Colony Government almost 200 years ago for Chinese immigrants !
numb3r three why so rude lah !!!!!!
Because it was passed down from the British colony. Why people memory so short to ask stupid question like this?
@Terry I looked for Singaporean movies and TV dramas on Netflix the other day, 99% of them are in Mandarin. The few with a Malay or Tamil speakers as main characters also have Mandarin in more than half of the conversations. The Malay official language is just an artificial cover of what Singapore actually is, a big Chinatown in the middle of South East Asia!
@Terry how can I show you if you don't have Netflix to check yourself? I'm Watching "World at your feet" produced by Media Corp. Actually 100% TV dramas from Singapore are in Mandarin, all 24 of them available on Netflix.
By definition the whole Singapore is a China Town. More than 70% are Chinese in Singapore. You can not see any China town in the West has such high percentage.
We are not Chinese. We are Singaporean. Does anyone call Australians “British”?
@@commieskungflu1635 hehe check out your race identity. And be careful you only represent yourself not we…
@@ericxu3860 Bullsheet
You were talking about Chinatown in this show and Chinatowns all over are for people from China. We are not from China.
I represent my people, Singaporeans, which you are not. And you alluded to your lie and misrepresentation that we are a people from China and that Singaporean equals to people from China. You are a national security threat and a threat to our national fabric.