When traveling to Singapore, the easiest place to photograph beautiful women should be the swimming pool on the top floor of the Sands Hotel.
After all, the golden sands hotel has a total investment of more than 4 billion pounds, once known as the world's most expensive hotel, and the oversized infinity pool on the top floor is not only the most expensive pool in the world, but also three times the length of the Olympic pool!
The swimming pool on the top floor of Sands Hotel is 198 meters above the ground, so visitors can enjoy the cityscape of Singapore while swimming.
As you can imagine, most of the people staying at the Golden Sands Hotel will go up to see and take a tour.
So, if you go up with your camera, you can definitely photograph beautiful women from all over the world (Figure 1).
Of course, a large percentage of tourists will go to the huge casino in the basement of the Golden Sands Hotel.
I've been to casinos in Las Vegas, Austria, Minsk, Belarus, and Kathmandu, Nepal, all of which are small gambling experiences.
Only in the casino in Singapore, when I left, I actually won more than S$500.
Well, beauty or casinos, that's not what I focused on when I traveled to Singapore.
My focus is on: the Chinese elements of Singapore, or the Chinese elements.
Well, first of all, I have to admit that the "Chinese element" in Singapore's casinos is the most concentrated, because looking at the past, more than half of the gamblers are Chinese.
When I went on a trip to Singapore, in front of the most visited Lion City Sculpture Square, I saw a particularly striking Chinese element, the giant panda color sculpture (Picture 2).
You know, only China has giant pandas in the world; all the giant pandas in foreign zoos are also from China without exception.
Then there's the Temple of the Tooth Tooth in Singapore, where the plaques, content, and style are all Chinese (Picture 3).
Including the statue of the Protector at the entrance of the temple, which is also Chinese (Figure 4).
In fact, there are many Chinese elements in Singapore, and there is no need to deliberately look for them.
For example, the signs of small restaurants, or the signs of food and beverage streets (Figures 5 and 6).
This is easy to understand – because Singapore is one of the largest Chinese countries in the world, and it is a small country supported by the Chinese.
The early Chinese who went to Singapore can basically be collectively referred to as "Lower Nanyang".
When they first arrived in Singapore, they all started from scratch, and with their industrious and hard-working spirit, they broke out of their own world in Singapore and also led the development of Singapore.
In addition, that group of Chinese people, regardless of region, helped each other, united in struggle, and hugged the group for warmth, and only then did they achieve achievements that have continued to this day.
In honor of these Chinese, there are many streets in Singapore with Chinese names.
Up to now, the proportion of Chinese in Singapore has already exceeded 70%.
In Singapore, the older generation of Chinese has always been unforgettable for their homeland, not only because they speak Chinese very well (not necessarily Mandarin, some are in local dialects), but also by insisting on inheriting Chinese culture.
It's just that many young people are not familiar with Chinese.
Figure 7-9, overlooking the city of Singapore.
The photos in this article are all original.
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