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Explore Mandarin Chinese, dialects, and the changing face of Chinese-language education
From tradition to modernity: The origins of Chinese education in Singapore (1900s to 1920s)
By: Neo Peng Fu
Building a foundation for Chinese-language education in Singapore (1920s to 1950s)
By: Neo Peng Fu
A growing Singapore Chinese identity: The transformation of Chinese education in Singapore (c. 1950s)
By: Neo Peng Fu
From Chinese-language education to bilingual education system (1960s to 1980s)
By: Neo Peng Fu
A common mother tongue: The impact of Chinese education in Singapore
By: Neo Peng Fu
Overview of textbooks of Chinese-medium schools in Singapore (1819–1979)
By: Lee Ching Seng
Pre-war Republic of China textbooks and the Southeast Asian Chinese (1912–1941)
By: Lee Ching Seng
Nanyang Characteristics in Textbooks of Chinese-medium schools (1936–1957)
By: Lee Ching Seng
Post-War Education Reform: The Malayanisation of Chinese-medium textbooks (1951–1965)
By: Lee Ching Seng
Development of a ‘Singapore consciousness’: Chinese school textbooks post-independence (1965–1987)
By: Lee Ching Seng
National flags in Singapore’s Chinese school textbooks
By: Chew Wee Kai
Mandarin in Singapore
By: Luo Futeng
The Speak Mandarin Campaign
By: The Editorial Team
Chinese dialects in Singapore
By: Luo Futeng
The Hokkien dialect in Singapore
By: Luo Futeng
The Teochew dialect in Singapore
By: Luo Futeng
The Cantonese dialect in Singapore
By: Luo Futeng
The Hakka dialect in Singapore
By: Luo Futeng
The Hainan dialect in Singapore
By: Luo Futeng
Singapore Chinese culture: National identity, ethnic belonging, and cultural construction
By: Lee Guan Kin
Singapore’s Chinese names: The Xinjiapo variants
By: David Chng Khin Yong
Contributions to Education by Hokkien community in Singapore
By: Hue Guan Thye
Contributions to Education by Teochew Community in Singapore
By: Lee Chee Hiang
Schools founded by Cantonese in Singapore
By: Lee Kok Leong
Schools established by the Hakka people: Yin Sin School and Khee Fatt School
By: Lee Leong Sze
Hainanese schools in Singapore
By: Wong Chin Soon
Early Chinese schools and the development of art
By: Teo Han Wue