Why are there so many Chinese in Malaysia and Singapore? Does it have anything to do with China's bloodline?

Malaysian and Singaporean Chinese have a lot to do with China descent.

The main reason for the large number of Chinese there is that in feudal society and the early years of the Republic of China, domestic wars continued and people's lives were in dire straits. At that time, Fujian and Guangdong, because of the war, people's livelihood was difficult. That area is vast and sparsely populated, and the lives of ordinary people are not guaranteed and it is difficult to maintain. In order to survive, they maintained their family life and avoided the war at that time. People from Fujian and Guangdong flocked to Nanyang to make a living.

Nanyang refers to the deep area of Southeast Asia (excluding northern Vietnam, etc.). ), including Sri Lanka and so on. East of the Arabian Sea belongs to Nanyang (Middle East and East Africa belong to the Western Ocean).

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When people went to Nanyang:

1. Small-scale period: before Zheng He's voyage to the West (the early period was a small-scale activity of officials and ordinary people). There was a Yuan Claw War in the Yuan Dynasty.

2. Flooding period: the period when European powers ruled various parts of Southeast Asia, hoping to attract Chinese to develop. In addition, there have been several chaos in China, and immigrants have flooded in to seek a livelihood. During the late Ming Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, China people went to Southeast Asia to do business (the Maritime Silk Road), to work, and even immigrated to Southeast Asia (the main reason at first was that the Dutch authorities who established and ruled Indonesia came to South China to recruit workers), which was huge. The Natuna Islands were founded by China people.

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