Bro, it's tough going against the herd.Anyway, I am proud of my
heritage which is
a mix of ethnic Chinese,Peranakan and Borneo Chinese.
I grew up speaking English in my household and I expect people to
respect that.
I speak Hokkien better than Mandarin because this is the language I
communicate to my grandparents and relatives in, as well as
English.Hokkien is my mother tongue, the language of my
ancestors.
I understand Malay and can speak pidgin Malay because of my Borneo
side of the family tree.
I am proud of my roots, and my cuisine is a mix of three
worlds.
I am Singaporean, of the Malay Archipelago, and a Christian.I live
in a country where you can see African Americans, Chinese,
Japanese, Caucasian, Indian, Malays , all eating in a food court in
peace and harmony.
I will not stand for China attempting to foist her North Asian
brand of cultural hegemony on our island.
Let them see it however they will.Balls to them if they deem us
inferior.I am not 100% ethnic Han or Mongolian, and I have nothing
that connects us to them besides some parts of my blood in a
genetic fashion.