Clan Association - Lecture

March 29, 2018 | Author: Huiqing Khong | Category: Singapore, International Politics, China


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HainaneseCantone se Teochew Hokkie n Hakk a . . . Support for education - Donating to tertiary institution ST – 19 Jan 2012 Support for education – investing in the aided schools affiliated to the associatio Have some influence on schools/education in Sg. Struggle for power .litigation ST – 30 Jan 2012 . Turning ugly ST – 31 Jan 2012 .Struggle for power . 8 May 2012 .More drama Zaobao – 7 May 2012 ST .Struggle for power . using the press Zaobao 20120511 Zaobao .Power for struggle .11 May 2012 . The election is never “fair”? ST – 21 May .Struggle for power . 1 Feb 2012 .Struggle for Leadership .Representation and resources ST . 2 Feb .ST . Family-run group although other members are present. a revolutionist.should be modernized!! Proposal: Joint management of kongsi Assets by reputable Teochews ST – 2 Feb 2012 .Founded by Seah Eu Chin Invited 12 surnames to join him President passed down among Seahs President nominate a deputy among the 12 surnames 1927. Must be improved in meeting the current requirements”. Complaint: Domination by the Seahs Demand: “system of running the Kongsi. Lim Nee Soon. Inauguration of the Teochew Fedaration Zaobao – 29 May 2012 . Seeking common ground . 2015/1/26 Zaobao Banquet – twice a month Host – Rotational among 11 groups For unity and net-working . Sending letters. 2014 Struggle for power -.keeping up with time. Personal Data Protection Act .Zaobao 22nd Dec. Clan Association A new stage to face the challenges of a new century x 2 . Heng San Teng Thian Hock Keng Huay Kuan? (clan association) . 1840-1915 . drawing new constitution. and attempt to institutionalize  1916 Officially “Thian hock Keng Hokkien Huay Kuan”. 1915 Regroup. and renamed “Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan” . First president: See Tiong Wah (1886-1940)  1937 Registered as non-profit organization under the leadership of Tan Kah Kee. Education Chongwenge (1849)(1852) 崇文阁? Cuiying Shuyuan (1854) Tan Kim Seng 翠英书院 成金生? Qing empire Civil Service Examination . residence of Tan Kim Ching Took over by Huay Kuan in 1929 Shockwave of 1905 New education for the new century .Modernization of schools 1906 Tao Nan school Thian Hock Keng North Bridge Road. handed over to Huay Kuan .1915 Chongwenge Chong Hock girls school 1930. Open space in front of the Opera Stage – school playground: @Telok Ayer Street -Diminished to build a modern building . 1955 Two wings: Chong Hock Girls and Ai tong School . 1906 – 1971 “modern schools” Fujian groups affiliated At least 58 What about kampong schools that were not well documented? . The Rise of the Sinkeh in the new century Tan Kah Kee (1874-1961) Born and died in China. Rubber King Parallel philanthropy  Fujian  Singapore . Building of schools 1913 Chip Bee Primary 1918 Chip Bee Normal School 1921 Xiamen University One of Tao Nan founders Tao Nan’s chairman from 1911-1929 Assisted in establishing Ai Tong and Chong Hock Girls Chinese High School. 1919 . Chinese revolutionist Joined the Tung Meng Hui in 1910 Remitted $50. 000 to Sun Yat Sen Led the Fundraising Committee for Fujian Security in 1911 . Reforming Hokkien Huay Kuan Apathy of Hokkien merchants and Huay Kuan council members toward education Organizing structure: old constitution and lack of membership system . called for a public meeting of all Hokkiens Dual centers of power  Tan Kah Kee at Eo Hoe Hean Club  See Tiong Wah at Thian Hock Keng 12-man reform committee. Tan Kah Kee.1927. . Lee Kong Chian etc. Their demands  Coordinate and operate the schools  Membership recruitment  Solicitation of funds  Election of council members  Re-organizing of structure . Reform committee’s attention diverted 1928. boycotting of Japanese goods – fair at Great World Amusement Park .Shandong Relief Fund  Fund raising  Chinese goods promotion. Jinan Incident Ee Hoe Hean Club . . . 1929 New election of council members Formation of executive council  General affairs  Education  Finance  Construction  Welfare Formation of supervisory council When funds were handed over. . Hokkien Huay Kuan had funds amounting about $15 600. Thian Hock Keng had a cash balance of $40 000. Fujian in March 1936 and return in May.waste of resources & money  Mazu statue’s home visit to Meizhou. Grand welcome-home ceremony aborted Reform funeral rituals Modern understanding of rituals/traditions .In the name of modernization of local Chinese community “Anti-superstition”  Abolish annual religious processions. Rename of Sg Hokkien Huay Kuan 1937. Umbrella group overseeing the larger Hokkien Community Major trend is not unique only to the Hokkien group but most of the Chinese-related groups in Singapore Temples  Huay Guans  Circular associations Turn in power relations? . Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Non-profit organization Took over all properties of Thian Hock Keng Hokkien Huay Kuan and managed all affiliated temples and cemeteries. to lead the committee Did not want to agonize the Japanese too much. Tan Kah Kee.Sino-Japanese War Chinese’s effort against Japanese 1937 Marco Polo Bridge Incident Sino-Japanese War Chinese Chamber of Commerce – Singapore China Relief Fund Committee Colonial government – Chairman of Hokkien Huay Kuan. . Committee organized along bang lines  14 from Hokkien bang  9 from Teochew bang  4 from Cantonese bang  2 from Hakka bang  1 from Hainanese bang  1 from Samkiang bang . Various fund raising efforts. New World. including charity sales at the three “worlds” (Great World. Happy World amusement parks) Japanese occupation Renamed “Thian Hock Keng Properties” Schools were shut down Temples left alone . g.Post War challenges for the Huay Kuan Re-open the schools. Agreed to a truce in 1923 under mediation of See Tiong Wah. Henghua pk. Fights broke out again in 1948. recruit beyond dialect borders Continued to act as mediator e. Hokchia rickshaw pullers. . . The new age: taking roots . Concurrently. President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Two centre issues  Identity  Education .Tan Lark Sye (1897-1972) Took over leadership of Hokkien Huay Kuan in 1950. to allow residents who had resided for more than 8 years to register .Identity 1955 Rendel Constituition – 25/32 Legislative Assembly Members to be elected Registration of voters 1957. proposed to Huay Kuan councils the building of a tertiary institute Huay Kuan pledged 523 acres of land off Jurong Rd Positives responses from Singapore and Malaysian Chinese. across dialect and class lines Obstruction from the British colonial government – “Nayang University Limited” under the Company Act Tan Lark Sye. Lee kong Chian “banged table” at Sir William Goode “Lim Beh” .Education 1953. . . Lee Kong Chian (1893-1967) . Other social roles marriage . Marriage Certificate 1937 . Mass Weddings 17 batches between 1956-1960 Every 3 months Promote thriftiness Kah Kee Hall Cut across dialect groups and walks of life Stopped after announcement of Women’s Charter in 1960 . . 1957 .Marriage Certificate. Kong Hwa. Nan Chiau Nan Chiau High The Hokkien Foundation Lost ability to speak Hokkien/dialect languages . Ai Tong. Chongfu (Chong Hock).Imagined Hokkien Community? 6 schools (5 primary. 1 secondary) Tao Nan. pdf Get into those schools! What’s the real purpose? .Proud to be Hokkien http://www.sg/education/primary/files /primary-one-registration-info-sheet.gov.moe. Real estate Commercial space – rebuilding the Hway Kuan building .1980s -1990s . Restoration of Thian Hock Keng (1998-2001) . Whose network? Local political International – business? Hokkien Huay Kuan for Hokkien? . How do you define Hokkien? http://www.Birth certificate .com/watch?v=_zvJrHKjJ98 Descent? Prove that you’re a Hokkien.youtube. Beginning of a new era? Forgetting one’s root? .
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