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Singapore's not just  the greatest city in the world , it's also the greenest. We have 12 good reasons why it's so. 1. We're one great big Garden City Garden City by name, Garden City by nature. We take the green stuff so seriously, we're known as the Garden City. The development of  Singapore as a Garden City  was a vision put forward by former Prime Minister (and now Minister Mentor) Lee Kuan Yew way back in 1968, just after our independence, to integrate the environment with urban development and soften the effects of a concrete jungle. Now, there are trees along every road and parks in every estate. Just ask any visiting tourist what's their first impression of Singapore. Go on, we challenge you. 2. Waste not, want not Singapore literally does not waste a single drop of water if it can be helped. Through the  marvels of modern desalination technologies  and more than a little desperation (Singapore imports less than half the population's water

We all know that we give out and receive red packets during Chinese New Year, weddings and birthdays.  I n Chinese culture, red packet is very common as a form of goodwill, good luck, expression of appreciation, or just having fun.   What we may not know is that in WeChat, we receive and give out red packets EVERY DAY.   None of the WeChat red packets has to do with Chinese New Year, your birthdays and weddings.  If you too want to get new business from using the world's number 1 social media and business tool for the Chinese, you must start giving out red packets.  Here are the top 18 situations that you will be giving out red packets in WeChat: To let people know you when you just joined a Group chat.   Later when you want to add people as your friend, they will likely accept you because they see you as a giver  To rejuvenate a group chat.   As we know, group chats have a short life span of 2 to 4 weeks.  After this period, group chats either become advertising spam groups