I think Singaporeans will just need to get used to increasing
migrants from China. It's no use going around kao bei kao
bu. There is absolutely no need for any Cheena bashing. In
fact, I despise any Chinese Singaporean who are banana and do not
have a sense of awareness of their cultural roots and chinese
identity.
Just don't forget that many Chinese Singaporean's forebearers
(ancestors) were also from China. They used to be very poor
uneducated migrants who worked as coolies and workers at the dock.
Some were even 'sold' to Singapore by british coolie traders.They
also didn't speak English when they first arrived in Singapore, but
instead spoke Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese etc... That means to say,
many of the ancestors of Chinese Singaporean were exactly like
today's China immigrants, if not even worst because they were poor
and illiterate, with some even being sold to Singapore.
And now, the descendents of the once-poor and uneducated Chinese
from China are now complaining about increasing migrants from
China, whose descendents will in the future become
Singaporeans.
The only difference between the great Chinese migration of
1910-1940 were that they were mostly from Southern China and were
known as Sinkeh 新客. Today, migrants from China came from every
provinces of China, including Northern and Southern China, and they
speak predominantly Mandarin.
The crux is that Singapore is an immigration city. Local
Singaporeans will need to learn to adapt to live together with
fresh new immigrants. New Immigrants will need to learn to adapt to
the local culture of Singapore. Singapore local culture does evolve
with time. I guess you just need to learn to adapt.