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Guide to Singapore?
If Singapore just stood still, we might be able
to gauge what it is, but there's little chance of that on this dynamic
little island. Despite intense heat and humidity, Singapore has
one of the most advanced rail systems in the world, and skyscraper
kingpins like I.M. Pei and Kanzo Tange are constantly fighting it
out for aerial supremacy. But the old survives too: against the
odds, Chinatown, Little India and Arab Street retain much of their
original charm.
Singapore is all about East-West fusion, and that extends to cooking
in what is probably the food capital of South-East Asia. Hokkienese
mee is a popular noodle dish, as are a range of cuisines from African
to French. Pay less at one of the many hawker centres, though the
absence of air conditioning may make you glow more.
To many people, Singapore is Raffles, the legendary hotel whose
guests have included Joseph Conrad and Rudyard Kipling. Shame about
the faux-colonial spin-offs, but the restored and refurbished hotel
should still put you in the mood for a dry Martini.
Singaporean society seems stretched between Confucianist ego-lessness
and the I-want-it-now philosophy of the satirical cartoon character
Mr Kiasu. The tiger economies may have hit the bottom, but Singapore,
as ever, is moving on.
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