Singapore Chinese Culture
Singapore Chinese Culture
This is actually one of the chinese traditional food ;mooncake, which is celebrated in the Mid-atumn festival by all or most chinese.
I feel that this picture reflected in Singapore chinese culture because firstly, as we know, mooncake have quite a long history from dynasty to this modern world now, however , the orginality of the mooncake actually is in brown color after being toasted and have a Light pastry taste.
However in this mooncake, which is in Snowskin is somehow similar to our Singapore Chinese culture which is that we still celebrate mid-atumn festival with the presence of the mooncakes which poses a significant role but we singapore chinese are different in the way to other country of the culture which is that we did not actully only stick to the most orginal and traditional of mooncake, where we would change the texture with using different ingredients.
Therefore similarly, in Singpaore the chinese, is more open and yet not condemning of the festival of the chinese culture where we would not outcast the ideals of changing abit of the culture we do celebrate therefore being more flexible in a way.
The next reason that why i use this Mooncake that represent the chinese culture is because i feel that in chinese there is a sense of unity among the chinese instilled in all the chinese in singapore that i feel. As we would actually feel quite close in terms of relationships and characteristic and
common interest as well. Therefore it actually make us more united, helping one another together in any situation just like the mooncakes, where it is actually one big whole of the moon cakes.
Therefore in this Snowskin picture i feels that it actually reflected on Singapore chinese culture in terms of:
1) We do not Forget our root of our ancestor and festival we have
2) We are more open and not very sensitive in improve our food[Mooncake] and other aspect as well
3) We are really united as one being like moon cakes round and in a piece.
