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In my father's era, skepticism was the norm rather than the exception when it came to the future of Singapore's landscape. Many from his generation could hardly fathom the success of projects involving reclaimed land, nor could they envision the necessity of an extensive MRT network for such a seemingly compact island. Today, the idea that Singapore could thrive without these developments seems almost unimaginable. Similarly, today’s younger Singaporeans might find it hard to appreciate why Big Splash in Tanjong Katong was once the pinnacle of water entertainment. In its heyday, this was the place to be—a vibrant hub of splashing fun that captured the imaginations of an entire generation, a stark contrast to the sleek water parks and digital playgrounds we see today. These shifts not only highlight the rapid pace of our nation's development but also underline a broader dialogue between past and present generations about the vision and transformation of Singapore. Each generation has its landmarks, both physical and cultural, that define its era and shape its collective memory.

Did you know that in Singapore and Malaysia, the number 4 is considered unlucky? This comes from their cultural beliefs and traditions. But, why people avoid number 4? In Chinese, the pronunciation of "four" sounds very similar to the word for "death." In these countries, you will notice: → Buildings often skip the 4th floor, jumping from 3 to 5 → House numbers with 4 are less popular and are often cheaper → People avoid phone numbers with too many 4s → Some hospitals don't have room numbers with 4 This belief is so widespread that even non-Chinese residents often follow it. It's a great example of how cultural traditions can influence modern society. Have you ever noticed similar beliefs about numbers in your country?

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30 Best Things To Do & Places To Visit In Singapore

30 Best Things To Do & Places To Visit In Singapore

30 Best Things To Do & Places To Visit In Singapore

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