1. Social conditions in Singapore
Singapore is a country that blends eastern and western cultures and lifestyles. From social insurance and welfare system to urban environment construction, it embodies the characteristics of western society, while in culture, language, diet, home environment and other aspects, it clearly shows the oriental style.
Singapore has a good law and order, even if it does not close at night, it can ensure the safety of residents going out at night. Singapore also has a high standard of living. Compared with some western developed countries, it is not inferior in housing, transportation and medical care.
2. Housing conditions in Singapore
Singapore has excellent housing conditions, and all kinds of houses are readily available, ranging from luxurious buildings with courtyard views to high-end private apartments in quiet residential areas, which can meet the living needs of residents. Near the residential areas, the government will provide them with necessary living facilities, such as public swimming pools, schools, libraries, supermarkets and shopping centers.
3. Health care in Singapore
Singapore is a medical center in Southeast Asia with advanced medical technology and facilities. Through the medical network composed of technical hospitals, general clinics and public hospitals, Singapore residents can obtain reasonable and perfect medical and health care services. In order to reduce the medical burden of citizens, the Singapore government has also implemented the medical care plan "Medical Care Savings Plan", through which Singapore citizens can withdraw some money from the provident fund to subsidize their medical expenses.
4. Singapore's transportation network
Singapore is the most developed country in the world. It has the most perfect transportation system in the world, including ordinary roads, expressway and subway networks, in which the length of ordinary roads has reached 2,900 kilometers. There are also many bus lines in Singapore. In addition to the subway network, there are more than 200 bus lines, and more than 9,300 bus lines provide transportation services for these lines.
Some auxiliary means of transportation in Singapore are also widely used, such as low-cost taxis in tourist attractions and human tricycles, which are typical examples. As a result, the three-dimensional transportation network composed of various means of transportation completely covers the whole territory of Singapore, providing people with the necessary transportation services.
5. Information Popularization in Singapore
Singapore has a high computer penetration rate and is also an intelligent financial and trade country. New technology products such as "smart cards" without cash transactions have become a part of Singaporeans' lives. Advanced computer technology has saved many boring working hours for Singaporeans and made Xinjiang the first "wisdom island" in the world.