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Singapore is inherently a melting pot—home to Chinese, Malays, Indians, Eurasians, and other communities. The diversity shapes a unique Singaporean culture, built on shared spaces like void decks and community centers where different races and religions interact naturally. Raising children with dual or multiple cultural influences requires active effort, like teaching them national songs or speaking local languages, ensuring they retain their Singaporean identity regardless of where they are.