If you've posted this question a few years ago, I'd had readily
said yes. However, having been to many continents and numerous
countries, I've found myself less immersed in Singapore's 'unique'
way of life.
To be honest, multi-racialism isn't really that rare. It doesn't
only pertain to Singapore only, either. In Los Angeles, Perth,
Toronto, one'd also be able to see similar sights.
After having experienced life in other countries, I've grown to
like the vast plains of Arizona, the beautiful Huntington Beach in
Los Angeles, the magnificent waters of Perth Australlia, the
metropolitan city of Hong Kong, Japan's rich culture...
We're not as modern as Japan, Shang Hai or Hong Kong. Neither do
we have natural wonders. Our culture isn't supremely rich nor is it
insignificant enough to be nonexistent.
We're just halfway in between.
So now, I'd say no.
I totally agree with you. Other parts of the world are in fact
more culturally and socially diverse.
the only thing that u can find in singapore as unique is the
"Police State City".
