Dylan Loh
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May 11, 2026
Why Are There So Many Chinese Shops in Singapore
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52:06speaker_0HOST
I think what surprised me to find out, right, was that I think because Singapore, as a small sovereign country, we stand for that a lot, like, even with, like, our comments on recent conflicts, but then we have a one China policy, yet we are compared a lot with Hong Kong and all that, right? So then I'm also very confused [laughs] as to, like, do you see that China is intending to take back stronger control over both Hong Kong as well as Taiwan? And what's stopping them right now?
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52:31Dylan LohGUEST
The Hong Kong one, okay, easy to answer because, uh, China already has control of, uh, Hong Kong.
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52:36Dylan LohGUEST
Um, handover 1997, and then they recently passed a series of, uh, national security laws.
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52:41Dylan LohGUEST
Basically, their legislative council has no opposition for all purposes and intents.
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52:46Dylan LohGUEST
You have to be a, a patriot to be able to run for election, so basically there's no dissent in their parliament.
8 MINS LATER
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60:42speaker_0HOST
Do you think Singapore comes off weak?