Wow! A very good video of our olden Singapore. All the places shown in the video were the places I had been to during the 1960 and 70s. It brings back many sweet and bitter memories. I really missed all these lovely places.
Miss Ivy, may I know how old are you now, I'am a Malay Muslim man 33, Malaysian live in Johor Bahru, working in Singapore, the story of old Singapore have been told by my late grandfather who is Singaporean born in the year 1915, my first uncle 70, he also tell me about the story of Singapore, from the year 1956 to 1965 while their family stay at Lrg 31 of Geylang Rd, my neighbour were Chinese and Malay most of them shifted to Tampines, Bedok, Toa Payoh, about my first uncle he study at Dunman Pry Sch, Tjg Ktg Rd, sometimes he follow my late grandfather and went to the mama food stall along battery road of Singapore river side, latter go to Clifford Pier for a walk at Shenton Way to Tjg Pagar shipyard, I think now is no more, that's all and I would like to say thank you for this video.
Hahaha...I’m not exactly old...I’m just...distinguished... but the more I watched the video the more I felt the weight of my years!! 😂😂 Being able to recall the sights from the photos, being able to recall having been at the exact spot where some of the pictures were taken, being able to recall the many people around us in our growing years, really helps me appreciate the gift of being there at an iconic age and...appreciate my years 😄😄 Thanks for this gift of memories...now imagine...if only the pictures come alive to be motion picture clips...ala the start of The World of Suzie Wong...! 😍😍
Thomas Giam. You are a virtual time travel Machine. You have a priceless collection of those photoes. We thank the original owners and the old timer photographers. One thing , the photos record for posteriity , the foundations of the urban City State and its character today. Merry Christmas Happy New Year and Happy Lunar New Year.
My father always tells me stories of his younger days growing up in the 1940's and makes me feel kind a bored, but at 59 and watching this, I understand why. Thank you.
SMELL OF GUNNY SACKS DRYING?????TRISHAW RIDERS SQUATTING ON STOOLS FOR BREAKS.....REMEMBER....12.09P.M...10 0CT 2022.. WONDER IF OUR COMMENTS STILL AROUND IN 2032?????☕️👍
Thanks for the memories. Nice to see rare photo of Jalan Kayu which I used to go through every day on the bus on my way to school. My uncle built the road around there as a prisoner of war during the Japanese occupation.
I remembered growing up in Singapore from 50s to 70s. The Malay women in their Sarong Kebaya with low cleverage, was really a turn on, so sexy and beautiful. What had changed since.
Teochew , hokkien's and Cantonese 's opera are the big move of running trains!! Because of local's had too many people are so hardworking for ..... So singapore 's survive 's !!!! 1970 , 1980 , 1990 , 2000 ..... On and on 2019 !!! Solid 's !!!! Enjoy
I didn’t realise,until this minute, that Nee Soon was in Singapore. I thought it belonged to Johor Bahru, where my dad was posted to in the 50’s. All I remember of Nee Soon was visiting with my parents and brother just the one time and stopping at a small tea rooms, where we had hot buttered toast and, of course tea, which was served in a round,chunky teapot which was the standard for all teapots back then, I imagine. A simple memory but enjoyable. I remember our small table was placed under a lovely tree that had fronds, possibly a banana tree? And this is my only memory of Nee Soon and oddly I have thought about it quite often over time, but now I know where it is! 🫖☕️🌴
I used to work as postman this old bugis st surrounding bras basah post office sweet memory early 80 .all gone sungei road .Singapore icon gone and tanjong pagar railways memory.
See how far we’ve come to achieve what we have today, I’m in my 50s, travelled around the world in my early years as a flight steward and comparing Singapore to other countries, I’m truly proud of our country’s achievements.
Yet another 'Tear Jerker', how wonderful was SIngapore those days, thank you so much for showing these amazing historical pictures. I took many photographs of Singapore in those days, a few I still posses, they bring back memories of a much better world. Human sized,free and indepedent,NO-ONE walking about glued to a Cell phone,and walking or bus riding was common for everyone, Nasi Goreng or Hokien Mee was tasty and at less than a dollar, my recent Visit to Singapore I went to Hokien Street, no more mee sellers, in fact most of the famous streets in China town have been turned into Ooh Lala shops where everything costs an arm and a leg, only Maxwell market appears to sell the REAL Chinese food, oh yes and Temple Street and one or two places in south bridge road. The entire Island is so modern nowadays that it is difficult to accept for we 'Old' Singaporeans. Thank you for bringing back those oh so wonderful memories of the nicest island in the world.
I lived in Singapore from 1967 to 1971 and have such wonderful memories. I lived in Serengoon Gardens when I first arrived and then at 11 Hyde Park at RAF Seleter where I married at the church on base called Mary the Virgin in '68. I moved to Changi with my husband when he joined 103 sqn(he was with 66sqn prior to that). I had my first daughter in Changi Hospital in 1971. We were living at 17 Toh estate. Loved Singapore and never wanted to leave. It to me was paradise.
Oh,! How I missed all the Teochew Opera show. It brings back sweet memories of my childhood days. I would sling a wooden stool on my shoulder and off and off I went to see the Opera stage show. So happy. God bless you abundantly Mr Thomas
So amazing to see these old footage of Singapore and what a joy to see the old look of Mount Faber! I was born and lived not far from the foot of Mount Faber at Kampong Bahru Road in one of the very old houses and then moved up in the 7mid-70s to an HDB flat located right next to Mount Faber and used to jog up that in the evenings! Thanks for the memories!
I'am from Johor Bahru, Malaysia, I think maybe it is the year of 1957 in Singapore when this song and Helen Shapiro song and many more was heard along Roxy cinema, at the record shop of east coast road, Singapore. my uncle and my grandpa were in the Katong Bedok bus service on the way to upper East coast/ Bedok road juntion. now it is near the army camp. I am a Malaysian Malay Muslim man age 33, from Johor Bahru, I love Singapore, my second country, because my grandpa is a Singaporean.
Very interesting. My father often come here on late 70’s for business trip and I started to live here since 2006. Great changes and achievements for Singapore👍
Those were the days when people respect people and people respect older people. In today's Singapore, no one really care about the old people. Not the press, not the government authorities or the government itself. If giving out perks is a way to show care, then take it with a pinch of salt or rather a spoonful of salt. These perks are given near election time whether it is a GE or a special election. If the government really care for the old people, then it would have open up a channel for the old people to talk to their elected Prime Minister. Most of the time, the feedback of old people are censored and thrown away.
Oh wow...this video invokes a lot, a lot of memories of my younger days. I'm from the Medeka Generation. The scenes in the video will never come back again. If not for this video, nobody will know what Singapore used to be like. Thanks for the memories.
Even I am not able to see the old singapore than the present..personally I feel the old like. The landscape of the old are far more beautiful with nature.with stress free life. Ease of transportation . Without tall buding. I hate the present life in Singapore with so many restrictions . Not able to enjoy like a normal human being. Hardly any tasty food found here with limited and small portions of food. What so good life now
Wow, almost exactly the same as it is now. Not. That last footage, I think Marina Bay Bridge, shows how much reclaimed land there has been to build the Sands. Never ending building, sad in a way, so much lost history.
WOW DISSAPEARING FAST ADDING MORE RUBBISH TO SPORE LIFE,THOSE TIMES IT HAS A SWEETNESS THAT LINGERS IN THE AIR,THAT SWEETNESS OF SIMPLE LIVING THAT I FELT WHEN I SAW THIS VIDEO😢
Can i know about Fishing Companies, is it like they will buy a Type of Fish, then Just anyone if desire like have/buy/rent(daily or hourly paid) a Fishing Boat and Sell There? That's All?
ask how this happed.. from less than 45 years 2 modern singapore....compared 2 manila-sydney-christchurch-jakarta-kl-taichung-skorea-vietnam-egyypt etc... one word...LEE KUAN YEW...2021 sees modern singapore par with tokyo-new york-london-paris-dubai etc.... don't take things 4 granted... immigrants made singapore n lky is pipepipter....
Yes, It is ! The most countries in Asia were very poor, such as: Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, India , S.Korea, and Hong Kong during 50s' 60s' and 70's. Just US, EU,Japan widely invested to Asia, and imported from Asia at the end of 70s', then these Asian countries were growing quickly. And became the "Tigers". The US, EU, and Japan also had wanted to invest China at end of 70s', but Deng xiaoping did coup, invaded Vietnam, arrest "Gang of Four", "One Child Policy", suppressed, and persecuted. all these made China being turbulent and oppressed. For those case US, EU, and Japan delayed to invest to China until Deng Xiaoping was resigned, and Chairman Jiang was on the power, then they came, and China has became "WTO" member, and since then China's economies have been growing quickly.
Mr.Simon, don't mind, may I know you are Malaysian or Singaporean, as I know some of non Malays in Singapore did not know how to speak and understand simple Malay language, I said ( awak mahu ke mana ) they will answer back, sorry what do you say, even if I say some Chinese Hokkean few words, they also don't know what I say, I hope all non Malays in Singapore, please try to learn some simple Malay language, as your PM Lee also knows, because our neighbouring countries are all Malenesian and Austronesian world group of family.
好怀念过去，没手机或电脑生活反而更健康眼睛的视力很好。我是70后的。
謝謝大家的喜愛與支持。。。謝謝！
這是我在這個新頻道發表的第一部懷舊影片，希望大家都能支持。
在我們這個年紀的人，懷舊是我們生活的一部分，如果有同樣懷舊情懷的人，歡迎大家留言。
懷舊當然是很好，但很明顯照片不是您自己的，譬如說 teochew market 那一張就是Lui Hock Seng先生的照片。請您尊重版權。東拿一塊西拿一塊拼湊在一起當作自己的東西如同偷竊。有些東西太舊版權無法查證也就算了，雖然大多已經是高齡其實有些拍這些照片的人還在世，要用至少跟人家打個人招呼，大多不會要你錢的。
比如說有一位人叫 MichaelRogge 的老人家，影片也是新加坡懷舊題材，東西都是當年自己拍的，我很尊重。
有一種心態，中國大陸很流行，就是什麼東西好使，抓來就當自己的東西，這種心態很糟糕，國家越窮越落後就越多這種如同乞丐投機取巧的人，網絡在大陸普及後網上現在出現一大堆這類人。
@@WangErMao 太執着吧😏
@@wingshumma4713 我自己的東西（照片，影片）都是免費讓他人使用的，條件是非商業盈利性使用和標明版权来源。没有什么執着不執着的问题，你的看法本身就是一种執着。
旧照片引发旧时回忆！那份怀念依然, 只是人事已非！回忆总是美的，因为曾经拥有！
Wow! A very good video of our olden Singapore. All the places shown in the video were the places I had been to during the 1960 and 70s. It brings back many sweet and bitter memories. I really missed all these lovely places.
Thanks so much for your support
Miss Ivy, may I know how old are you now, I'am a Malay Muslim man 33, Malaysian live in Johor Bahru, working in Singapore, the story of old Singapore have been told by my late grandfather who is Singaporean born in the year 1915, my first uncle 70, he also tell me about the story of Singapore, from the year 1956 to 1965 while their family stay at Lrg 31 of Geylang Rd, my neighbour were Chinese and Malay most of them shifted to Tampines, Bedok, Toa Payoh, about my first uncle he study at Dunman Pry Sch, Tjg Ktg Rd, sometimes he follow my late grandfather and went to the mama food stall along battery road of Singapore river side, latter go to Clifford Pier for a walk at Shenton Way to Tjg Pagar shipyard, I think now is no more, that's all and I would like to say thank you for this video.
Thanks show old Singapore. I miss them. I am 58 years old now.
Hahaha...I’m not exactly old...I’m just...distinguished... but the more I watched the video the more I felt the weight of my years!! 😂😂 Being able to recall the sights from the photos, being able to recall having been at the exact spot where some of the pictures were taken, being able to recall the many people around us in our growing years, really helps me appreciate the gift of being there at an iconic age and...appreciate my years 😄😄 Thanks for this gift of memories...now imagine...if only the pictures come alive to be motion picture clips...ala the start of The World of Suzie Wong...! 😍😍
Thomas Giam. You are a virtual time travel Machine. You have a priceless collection of those photoes. We thank the original owners and the old timer photographers.
One thing , the photos record for posteriity , the foundations of the urban City State and its character today.
Merry Christmas Happy New Year and Happy Lunar New Year.
My father always tells me stories of his younger days growing up in the 1940's and makes me feel kind a bored, but at 59 and watching this, I understand why.
Thank you.
I was born in year 65, been n seem quite a lot of these places during my childhood time. A great memory of old Singapore.
給我太多太多的回憶👏👏👏👍👍😃😄
謝謝留言
All the good old simple days are gone. Singapore is nothing like before anymore
Yes it is true.
😬 I think all the Asian cities are facing the same phase.need to let young ones know the pass
I remember the stinking smell having our food next to the Singapore river. Life was tough but we enjoy every bit of it.
SMELL OF GUNNY SACKS DRYING?????TRISHAW RIDERS SQUATTING ON STOOLS FOR BREAKS.....REMEMBER....12.09P.M...10 0CT 2022..
WONDER IF OUR COMMENTS STILL AROUND IN 2032?????☕️👍
Thanks for the memories. Nice to see rare photo of Jalan Kayu which I used to go through every day on the bus on my way to school. My uncle built the road around there as a prisoner of war during the Japanese occupation.
I remembered growing up in Singapore from 50s to 70s. The Malay women in their Sarong Kebaya with low cleverage, was really a turn on, so sexy and beautiful. What had changed since.
What a good memories
Teochew , hokkien's and Cantonese 's opera are the big move of running trains!! Because of local's had too many people are so hardworking for ..... So singapore 's survive 's !!!! 1970 , 1980 , 1990 , 2000 ..... On and on 2019 !!! Solid 's !!!! Enjoy
Sorry, just see your comments!
ah wow such memories. bringing a tear to my eye! thank you for uploading such amazing photos of Singapore's history!
Thanks for the postings
I didn’t realise,until this minute, that Nee Soon was in Singapore. I thought it belonged to Johor Bahru, where my dad was posted to in the 50’s. All I remember of Nee Soon was visiting with my parents and brother just the one time and stopping at a small tea rooms, where we had hot buttered toast and, of course tea, which was served in a round,chunky teapot which was the standard for all teapots back then, I imagine. A simple memory but enjoyable. I remember our small table was placed under a lovely tree that had fronds, possibly a banana tree? And this is my only memory of Nee Soon and oddly I have thought about it quite often over time, but now I know where it is! 🫖☕️🌴
I used to work as postman this old bugis st surrounding bras basah post office sweet memory early 80 .all gone sungei road .Singapore icon gone and tanjong pagar railways memory.
I was in ROV MIDDLE ROAD....a cashier in 80s
See how far we’ve come to achieve what we have today, I’m in my 50s, travelled around the world in my early years as a flight steward and comparing Singapore to other countries, I’m truly proud of our country’s achievements.
Yet another 'Tear Jerker', how wonderful was SIngapore those days, thank you so much for showing these amazing historical pictures. I took many photographs of Singapore in those days, a few I still posses, they bring back memories of a much better world. Human sized,free and indepedent,NO-ONE walking about glued to a Cell phone,and walking or bus riding was common for everyone, Nasi Goreng or Hokien Mee was tasty and at less than a dollar, my recent Visit to Singapore I went to Hokien Street, no more mee sellers, in fact most of the famous streets in China town have been turned into Ooh Lala shops where everything costs an arm and a leg, only Maxwell market appears to sell the REAL Chinese food, oh yes and Temple Street and one or two places in south bridge road. The entire Island is so modern nowadays that it is difficult to accept for we 'Old' Singaporeans. Thank you for bringing back those oh so wonderful memories of the nicest island in the world.
I lived in Singapore from 1967 to 1971 and have such wonderful memories. I lived in Serengoon Gardens when I first arrived and then at 11 Hyde Park at RAF Seleter where I married at the church on base called Mary the Virgin in '68. I moved to Changi with my husband when he joined 103 sqn(he was with 66sqn prior to that). I had my first daughter in Changi Hospital in 1971. We were living at 17 Toh estate. Loved Singapore and never wanted to leave. It to me was paradise.
Oh,! How I missed all the Teochew Opera show. It brings back sweet memories of my childhood days. I would sling a wooden stool on my shoulder and off and off I went to see the Opera stage show. So happy. God bless you abundantly Mr Thomas
So amazing to see these old footage of Singapore and what a joy to see the old look of Mount Faber! I was born and lived not far from the foot of Mount Faber at Kampong Bahru Road in one of the very old houses and then moved up in the 7mid-70s to an HDB flat located right next to Mount Faber and used to jog up that in the evenings! Thanks for the memories!
Very impressive work. 6.15 mins of video that brought me back a lifetime of memories. Thank you. 👍👍👍
幾乎得到各自建設的一個總嘅面部提升: 建築 ,街道, 燈柱, 交通等..。 同一個國家建設歷史嘅早期開始嘅現時日子有相當大的不同; 除咗呢啲外表上的差異外, 多年來人民的生活水平同保健也顯著提高。塵土飛揚嘅街道、垃圾填路、棚街道燈柱、沼澤污糟箱棚戶區、去水喉連接公共用水喉...等等; 佢哋而家都係歷史嘅一分子。 顯示了一個非常令人印象深刻嘅官方高效和有效的整體治理。
謝謝留言
I was in Singapore as a child when Rock Around the Clock came out. I was astounded by how revolutionary it was.
I'am from Johor Bahru, Malaysia, I think maybe it is the year of 1957 in Singapore when this song and Helen Shapiro song and many more was heard along Roxy cinema, at the record shop of east coast road, Singapore. my uncle and my grandpa were in the Katong Bedok bus service on the way to upper East coast/ Bedok road juntion. now it is near the army camp. I am a Malaysian Malay Muslim man age 33, from Johor Bahru, I love Singapore, my second country, because my grandpa is a Singaporean.
对于老一辈的人,怀旧是生活中享受的最高境界,虽说我不是新加坡人,但我同样充满这份基因。祝福你有心人
悄悄光阴一甲多
最忆儿时竹马拖
东方魔灯阿拉当
何方返我岁十三
前进吧！我的祖国新加坡！🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
是的，我以我们都是新加坡公民而感到骄傲，我们都爱你-祖国新加坡!🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
很高兴你上载了新加坡怀旧影片，做得非常好尤其在配乐方面，看了回忆都出来了令我感触万分
謝謝光臨
謝謝你的留言，好感動。
@@singaporethomasgiam5608
原來你係………😏哼以前鬧過你 算啦今日同你開玩笑那個哼
Peter Loh
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@@user-tx1yf7iq2k 無所謂啦！好玩之嘛。
I remember. I like the old singapore. Miss it
Very interesting. My father often come here on late 70’s for business trip and I started to live here since 2006. Great changes and achievements for Singapore👍
以前的一些普通的生活照，带来无限的回忆……！👍👍
謝謝留言
新加坡河是我十出岁回忆！🤓🤓👍👍
Those were the days when people respect people and people respect older people. In today's Singapore, no one really care about the old people. Not the press, not the government authorities or the government itself. If giving out perks is a way to show care, then take it with a pinch of salt or rather a spoonful of salt. These perks are given near election time whether it is a GE or a special election. If the government really care for the old people, then it would have open up a channel for the old people to talk to their elected Prime Minister. Most of the time, the feedback of old people are censored and thrown away.
Oh wow...this video invokes a lot, a lot of memories of my younger days. I'm from the Medeka Generation. The scenes in the video will never come back again. If not for this video, nobody will know what Singapore used to be like. Thanks for the memories.
So right.
新加坡的繁荣与进步真是一日千里！
今年七十四岁。十九岁年在那做学徒一年。苦盡甘来也算是本人的人生段练，感谢🙏这个国家！❤❤
Thank you for sharing these precious photos.
时光荏苒，眨眼间我离开新加坡13余载，把最美好的年华和最快乐的自己都留在新加坡了。此生最大的遗憾就是把心落在那里，每天每天的思念着爱而不得的你。
This is the Singapore I remember. I left in 1969.
The good old days of my homeland Singapore. Thank you for sharing this video.
Thanks, a video only true blue Singaporeans with history can appreciated
HI.....12.06 PM 10 OCT 2022🙏
Even I am not able to see the old singapore than the present..personally I feel the old like. The landscape of the old are far more beautiful with nature.with stress free life. Ease of transportation . Without tall buding. I hate the present life in Singapore with so many restrictions . Not able to enjoy like a normal human being. Hardly any tasty food found here with limited and small portions of food. What so good life now
Very precious history & memory . Thanks for sharing. :)
This old generation kind humble memory .
Beautiful memories revisited. Thanks for the video.
OH nice background music. What's its title
我是在新加坡河畔出生的忘不了当年的喜与悲，喜的每当新年就开烟火战，悲的是常把河畔的船给烧了，哈哈哈。
谢谢你的分享！
Thank you for sharing this authentic footage of old Singapore.
Gone are the soooo good days
Thanks for coming
Thanks
新加坡脱离马来西亚后能从一个小岛国家发展成今天那么繁荣进步的国家。反观马来西亚土地资源丰富，石油橡胶，如今却输新加坡几万条街。人家新加坡什么资源都没有，连水都要靠马来西亚供应的国家却能很成功，治安教育经济政治都做到很成功，人民安居乐业。这个无非就是国家发展管理的问题，一个好的领导能带领你成功，失败的领导带你去荷兰。
我告诉你马来西亚为什么会输新加坡。因为马来西亚采用的是西方的民主政治体制，西方民主政治体制分这么两类；一类是美式的，一类是英式的。马来西亚用的就是英式的，这两种体制的弊端就是党派恶斗，政策缺乏延续性，执行力差还有就是贪污腐败。新加坡也采用英式模式，但人民行动党长期执政并且掌控着军队。另外狮城的反对党实力很弱，作为同文同种的华人真诚的希望新加坡人不要盲目学西方的民主体制，否则就是下一个台湾
慕斯林懒惰不争气
我来自新加坡而且我也是个历史生，其实当年不只是新加坡被脱离反而还有槟城与文来。
由与须新加坡人民支持李光耀先生，斦以你们的第一任首相看了下高兴才把新加坡给脱离。
@@dominicjohnson9422 梹城有离开马耒西亜？应该无啦。
我学过马来西亚历史，其中三地叫槟城，文来或是新加会被踢出
后来马来西亚欧府选了文来但是文来不要。
Wow, almost exactly the same as it is now. Not. That last footage, I think Marina Bay Bridge, shows how much reclaimed land there has been to build the Sands. Never ending building, sad in a way, so much lost history.
WOW DISSAPEARING FAST ADDING MORE RUBBISH TO SPORE LIFE,THOSE TIMES IT HAS A SWEETNESS THAT LINGERS IN THE AIR,THAT SWEETNESS OF SIMPLE LIVING THAT I FELT WHEN I SAW THIS VIDEO😢
In the 70s Hock lam street food my favourite fried char Kway teow, 30 cents a plate
以前生活是最健康的， 因为没用空调，或风扇 我不知道哪时候没电风扇也能一觉到天明。 现在没电风扇或空调真的不行。
Like this very much.
I see my old school NAFA building wow... Thanks!
thank you for sharing!
私は1973年に初めて滞在、綺麗な街が第一印象でした。
多謝版主.本人喜歡新加坡,曾去過旅遊兩次.以前叫星加坡.改名后,我有时也改不到口.😅
我認得相片中有些地方,例如Orchard Road(YMCA走下去几分鐘見那路口）,Singapore River(Clarke Quay位置）,以前是魚市場？
請問Cathay Building是什麼呢？電影院？
自新加坡獨立之後,發展神速.組屋更令我們香港人羨慕不已.😂
意难忘
沒有電腦手機的時代, 是個什麼都不必趕的時代。
Best place and time to be alive!
Plaza Singapura 应该是在1973/1974 年 开始營业，當年Yaohan 以廁所纸一角錢吸引了好多人。
In those good old days we called Tangling rd instead of orchard rd.
Sorry, just see your comments!
Those were the fun days.
Excellent thanks
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It certainly brought back alot of fond memories,and the background music is quite nice.
Nice pics.
No comments...all the pics are older than me.😁😁
awww, years where stress are not so often
视频结尾处听到首熟悉的曲子
" 落街冇鐳買面包 , 冇鐳也畀老婆嘮 " 。
Hi Thomas, thks for the memories. Btw, do you have photos/vid of 'princess Elizabeth est' in the early 50's/60's/70's. Thanks!
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Nice memories!
negara Melayu yg hilang, semoga Singapura terus maju jaya huhuhu
Good old time
Great
那时候有些地方还用油灯，用手写，都可以办理事情，现在电脑卡了，没电了，就不能工作，大厦的电梯不能动。911时的保安都被锁在保安室里出不来，也做不了什么事情，可以上网看。
喜欢以前的新加坡因为人善良单纯不复杂又甘榜精神
食物健康人心单纯
好过现在物质生活提高又如何？人心变就不好。如果人人心像我，天下太平所以人心非常重要
现在有很多人有钱又如何？！人品好吗？人不善就很多灾难。张特别黑心所以哪里好
？总之如果能回到以前，人的健康就没那么多问题
也没那麽骗子，偷拍害人等等。
Singapore look so interesting in the 60 than the present cookie cutter hdb and mall.
Thanks
請播放更多些此類影片与信息
3:37 Lim Tua Tow wet market, Serangoon Road.
3.37 I think is macperson Jackson market
The starting song in video is about MALAYSIA
Really interesting
Can i know about Fishing Companies, is it like they will buy a Type of Fish, then Just anyone if desire like have/buy/rent(daily or hourly paid) a Fishing Boat and Sell There? That's All?
背景音乐有特色，西式乐器演奏经典中式音乐…🤣
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COOL.
ask how this happed.. from less than 45 years 2 modern singapore....compared 2 manila-sydney-christchurch-jakarta-kl-taichung-skorea-vietnam-egyypt etc... one word...LEE KUAN YEW...2021 sees modern singapore par with tokyo-new york-london-paris-dubai etc.... don't take things 4 granted... immigrants made singapore n lky is pipepipter....
Pls don't put Dubai/UAE on level with S'pore + other great world cities! No soul, culture (apart from religion & $$)
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02:10 hey that car existed in early 80s
2:57 i see indonesian movie😀👍
回不去了！
3:03. 看到我旧家。。。有感觉
Indian spelling 'Singapura' at 5:05.
請問以前的紅燈馬頭，現在叫什麼？
Yes, It is ! The most countries in Asia were very poor, such as: Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, India , S.Korea, and Hong Kong during 50s' 60s' and 70's. Just US, EU,Japan widely invested to Asia, and imported from Asia at the end of 70s', then these Asian countries were growing quickly. And became the "Tigers".
The US, EU, and Japan also had wanted to invest China at end of 70s', but Deng xiaoping did coup, invaded Vietnam, arrest "Gang of Four", "One Child Policy", suppressed, and persecuted. all these made China being turbulent and oppressed. For those case US, EU, and Japan delayed to invest to China until Deng Xiaoping was resigned, and Chairman Jiang was on the power, then they came, and China has became "WTO" member, and since then China's economies have been growing quickly.
We were poor but happy in our own way.
那是很久以前的事了， 如果我能找到答案， 我会写和画一个漫画故事来解决过去的岁月， 以恢复生机。
What is 'Sin Chia Poh'? Literally means 'Newly Added City' or in Bahasa means ' Baru Tambahan Bandar Raya'. Puzzling over a country?
Mr.Simon, don't mind, may I know you are Malaysian or Singaporean, as I know some of non Malays in Singapore did not know how to speak and understand simple Malay language, I said ( awak mahu ke mana ) they will answer back, sorry what do you say, even if I say some Chinese Hokkean few words, they also don't know what I say, I hope all non Malays in Singapore, please try to learn some simple Malay language, as your PM Lee also knows, because our neighbouring countries are all Malenesian and Austronesian world group of family.