Chinese is the biggest population around the world. There are over one billion Chinese on the globe, and 50 millions of them are overseas. Even before China became a powerful economy, the Chinese established the settlement in different states. Most of them are living in Southeast Asia. There are old rich Chinese in these countries. As a breakdown, 75% of these overseas Chinese are in Singapore. The minority of the population settled in Malaysia and Thailand. When China made itself one of the strongest economies, a wave of migration happened. You can see Chinese almost everywhere. Most of them are tourists who can spend a huge amount of money in various locations. They are everywhere. Chinese are both in developed and developing countries. They have businesses, and the Chinese own even real estate. But a large number of them are in Singapore. Yet, we must be extra cautious about identifying them as Chinese and not Singaporeans. Most of them wanted to be part of the race and not an ethnic majority. The language they speak is mostly Mandarin. It is the same with the full-blooded Singaporeans. There may be a lot of Chinese in Singapore, but the latter is not part of China. Singapore, as a government, has its policy when it comes to the Chinese majority. The state strictly implements it to established cultural identity among many races living.