新加坡，事无巨细地关注着人民生活

2019年再见

2020年你好

新的一年

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好多人都在晒十年高光时刻 有人找到人生伴侣 有人迎接新的生命 有人来到异国打拼...

Decade，十年

再见了2019

我们步入了21世纪的

第三个十年

一起回顾新加坡这十年的

高光时刻

2011

你还记得吗

你还记得新加坡 十年前的样子吗？ 我们先来回忆一下吧...

那时，滨海湾金沙刚刚建起

超越的理念和造型

让全球叹为观止

那时，阿凡达森林

甚至还没开始动工

樟宜机场，仍在蓄势待发

2012

喜迎天下客

圣淘沙名胜世界正式完工 最后两间酒店开业 Equarius Hotel，Beach Villas

新加坡喜获全球十大旅游城市

2013

居者有其屋

2013年，新加坡许下承诺

“政府将保证每个有工作的

新加坡家庭都能负担得起他们的住家”

月收入1000新币的家庭

买得起二房式组屋

2000新币，买得起三房式组屋

4000新币，买得起四房式组屋

报道来源：联合早报

精确到人群，精准到收入

这，不光是承诺

也是下一个十年的 决心和勇气！

2014

缺人，不缺钱

新加坡发布《人口白皮书》后 全岛哗然

到了2020年新加坡总人口

包括居民与非居民

预计将在580万—600万之间

2030年的总人口规划

设在了 650万—690万之间

新加坡将有更多住宅、更多工作机会

更多新产业，新城镇

新公园，新娱乐景点...

将有翻天覆地的变化

下一代更将有一片新天地

新加坡不缺钱，就缺人

2015

再见了，新加坡国父

2015年新加坡建国总理李光耀去世

民众排队4,5个小时

只为了见他“最后一面”

全岛居民冒雨出行

只为了送他“最后一程”

光耀百年，巨人永在

虽然他走了...

但是他与建国一代

定下的种种前瞻性举措

建立的东方文化下

少有的清廉政府

将全岛民生大计

永远放在首位的执政纲领

将会继续指引著新加坡前行

照亮前路！

2016

荣耀的一年

约瑟林成为史上第一位 获得奥运金牌的新加坡人 让新加坡在世界体育版图上发光 也为新加坡体育史掀开新篇章

图源：SPH

2017

第一位女总统

新加坡总选举官宣布 前国会议长哈莉玛 当选为第八任总统 她也是新加坡首位女总统 也是首位穆斯林 女性领导人

新加坡女性的劳动参与率

在亚洲，一骑绝尘！

新加坡女性的就业率高达72.1%

甚至比韩国男性还高

足以看出新加坡女性地位

经济独立有话语权

在这里做女人，很幸福

2018

全球瞩目

2018年一场世纪峰会 让新加坡火了

登上了谷歌热搜榜

成为全球瞩目的焦点

让新加坡在全世界媒体的头版头条

狂刷三天三夜

【Singapore】新加坡三个字

成为各种不同的语言

映入了全世界人民的眼帘

这场峰会给新加坡

赚下了多少知名度

感受下英国媒体的夸奖：

“如此短的筹办时间

却几乎没有任何的闪失出现

新加坡处理各项事务能力

极其高效”

在短期内完成任务

也使得新加坡“会议之都”

美名外传

2019

未来可期

李显龙总理在新年献词表示

新加坡经济今年疲软

但政府将通过来临的财政预算案

支持企业和工友

帮助国人和弱势群体

全世界还有那么多地方

因为种族冲突而争斗

昨晚，感慨这普天同庆的繁荣

更深知这份繁荣来之不易

图源：CNA

新加坡许下承诺

未来可期

不会让你为住房和工作等

基本生活所需感到担忧

不会更因为经济成果没有公平分享

收入差距不断扩大

而让你感到愤怒

2019年，新加坡荣耀继续 这是对岛民辛勤努力的回馈 更振奋著大家走向2020！

记住这荣光 也有你的一份！

2020年，一起携手共进

改善国人生活之外

还要带领国家前进

建立更公平公正的社会

让大家一起实现梦想

新加坡愿意也会继续

从教育，交通，住房，医疗

每一件大事小情

事无巨细地关注着人民生活：

“在这动荡不安的世界

没几个社会能够追求

如此崇高的理念，更别说付诸行动

但在新加坡

基于几代人的艰苦奋斗

我们完全有可能

立志遵循这些价值观

实现我们的愿景！”

向上滑动阅览新年献词原文

亲爱的同胞，大家好！2019 年是我国开埠200周年。这一年来，我们在全岛各地主办了一系列活动和展览，纪念这个历史里程碑。我们在福康宁中心举行《开埠 200 年》展览，吸引了75万名来自不同年龄、不同背景的访客参观，其中一些访客还参观不只一次。我们的岛国几个世纪以来经历了巨大的变化，就连我们一生中所见证的进展都已十分显著。展览将这一切生动地重现在我们眼前，深深触动我们的心弦。

重述这段历史不仅加深了我们对过去的集体认识，还拉近了我们彼此之间的距离，也让我们对共同未来更具信心。我们祖先的原籍国都各自拥有古老的文明。新加坡的历史虽不如这些古文明来得悠久，不过，开埠 200 周年纪念使我们坚信，新加坡将拥有光明的未来。

新加坡开埠200周年纪念也让我们从另一个角度看待全球与本地时事。过去 200年来，我们经历不少起伏，包括暴乱、战争、经济萧条和金融危机。如今，世界前景再次充满不确定性。

同时，全球许多社会，如近期智利和法国，都出现紧张局势。尽管这些地区的经济都取得增长，当地人民仍然感到焦虑、沮丧和懊恼。他们为住房和工作等基本生活所需感到担忧，更因为经济成果没有公平分享、收入差距不断扩大，感到愤怒。不少人对经济和政治体制失去信心，并对未来感到悲观，进而导致本土主义和沙文主义高涨，宗派冲突加剧，全球化退潮似乎处处可见。

新加坡人担心国际动态，也关注本地课题。不过，我们不能只把视线锁定国内，而是应该保持开放,与世界连接。国际化让新加坡受益良多，我们如果将目光限制于国内范围，是无法生存的。所幸我们过去几十年来致力改善人民的生活，因此我们的情况比多数国家来得好。不仅如此，我们年复一年仍然稳步前进。

我们继续改良教育体系，降低学前教育费用，并提升其素质，让每个孩子都有良好的人生起跑点。我们调整小六会考计分制，减轻学生的压力，还开辟更多途径，让学生在中学毕业后继续深造，帮助每名学生充分发挥潜力。年轻国人踏入职场时，“技能创前程”计划也会支持他们终身学习。

在住房方面，我们为首次购屋者提供更多援助，帮助更多年轻家庭拥有自己的安乐窝。比达达利新镇的首批居民已陆续迁入新居，登加新镇的预购组屋单位也已开放供购屋者选购。同时，建屋发展局的翻新工程节奏不断、有序进行。我们不断为广大组屋区注入新活力，确保每个市镇更宜居，并拥有活跃的社区和现代化的设施。

至于医疗保健，我们通过建国一代配套和立国一代配套减轻年长国人的医药负担，并向他们致敬。我们也正在兴建新的医疗保健设施，大幅扩充规模。盛港综合医院和社区医院已经投入运作，欧南社区医院也已开始 接收病患。新加坡中央医院、陈笃生医院和新加坡国立大学医学组织的院区也都在进行重建、扩建。

在交通方面，我们付出许多努力，大大改善了地铁服务。目前，我国地铁网络整体可靠度已居世界前列，列车平均每行驶超过100万公里才发生延误。与此同时，我们将继续兴建更多的地铁线和延长线。汤申-东海岸线第一阶段将在下个月通车。我们不久前决定跨岛线将穿过中央集水地带自然保护区地底深处。还有，我们引以为豪的星耀樟宜也在今年开幕了。

与此同时，我们也关注对我们构成直接影响的风险和压力。全球经济放缓已经影响了我国。我国经济今年虽然没有陷入衰退，继续取得增长，但增长步伐却没有我们希望的那么强劲。我们将通过来临的财政预算案支持企业提高生产力和培养新能力，并协助工友，尤其是中途转换跑道的专业人员、经理、执行员与技师 (PMET)，接受再培训、掌握新技能、找到新的工作，保持受雇能力。我们还会帮助国人应付生活费，并加强社会安全网，为低收入家庭、年长者和弱势群体提供生活保障。

这些都是改善国人生活的实际措施。但我们从历史得到的启示是，我们不仅要处理好民生课题，长远来说，更必须培养我国社会的精神特质。我们的目标是在这个岛国建立公平公正的社会，让国人都能享受到经济繁荣的果实，让人性光辉得以绽放，让每名国人有机会提升自己,追逐梦想。我们要建设的是不分种族、言语或宗教，人人平等的社会。我们将扶持最需要帮助的群体，不让任何人因为无法克服人生的波折而被抛在后头。在这里，每一代人不断地设想未来，让下一代能拥有更多机遇，从而书写更精彩的故事，打造更美好的新加坡。

这些优良的价值观和理念，使我们的先辈决心留在新加坡扎根，而不是回归原籍国。这些价值观赋予我们熬过艰难的日据时期的毅力；赋予我们争取自主和独立的勇气；也赋予我们建设一个新国家的坚定意志。这些价值观将促使我们团结一致，逆流而上。

在这动荡不安的世界，没几个社会能够追求如此崇高的理念，更别说付诸行动。但在新加坡，基于几代人的艰苦奋斗，我们完全有可能立志遵循这些价值观，实现我们的愿景。

当然，没有人能保证我们会取得成功。在新加坡的历史上，从来就没有这种保证。我们必需一如既往，凭胆色和决心向前跨出每一步。但是，只要我们齐心协力，不断努力，我坚信新加坡能够继续在世界舞台上发光发亮。

我们的家园新加坡，塑造我们的人生，也孕育我们的未来。让我们竭尽所能群策群力，让它更加美好。

祝大家新年快乐!

英文献词原文如下：

Hello everyone! 2019 was our Bicentennial. We organised activities and exhibitions throughout the year, both in the city and in the heartlands, to commemorate our history. Three quarter million people of all ages and walks of life visited the Bicentennial Experience, here at Fort Canning, some more than once. The Singapore story resonated deeply with us, because it reminded us vividly how much our island has changed over the centuries, and how far we have come, even within our own lifetimes.

Recounting this history has enhanced our collective consciousness of the past, strengthened our sense of togetherness in the present, and boosted our confidence in a shared future. Unlike the ancient civilisations of our forefathers, Singapore lacks a long, continuous history. But the Bicentennial has strengthened our conviction that Singapore will have a bright future.

The Bicentennial also put into perspective what is currently happening around the world and in Singapore. Over 200 years, we have experienced many ups and downs, including riots and war, depression and economic crises. Today, the outlook is again fraught with uncertainty. Serious frictions have developed between the US and China. Their recent trade deal has partially relieved tensions, but it will not resolve the fundamental differences.

Meanwhile, many societies – including most recently Hong Kong, Chile and France – are under stress. Despite economic growth, their peoples feel anxious, discouraged and upset. They worry about basic needs like housing and jobs. They are angry that the fruits of growth have not been shared equitably, and income gaps are widening. Consequently, large parts of their populations have lost faith in their economic and political systems, and are pessimistic about the future. This is fuelling nativism and chauvinism, and sectarian strife. Everywhere globalisation seems to be in retreat.

Singaporeans too are worried about the state of the world, and we also have our own domestic concerns. But we must resist the temptation to turn inwards. Instead, we must stay open and connected to the world. Globalisation has benefitted Singapore enormously. A Singapore turned inwards cannot survive. We are in a better position than most countries, because for decades we have toiled to improve our people’s lives. And we continue to make steady progress, year after year.

We are reforming our education system. We are lowering fees of preschools and raising their quality, to give every child a good start in life. We are changing the PSLE scoring system to reduce pressure on our students. We are opening more post- secondary education pathways to bring out the best in every student. When our young people start work, SkillsFuture will support their lifelong learning journey.

In housing, we have enhanced subsidies for first-time buyers, to help more young families own their homes. The first residents of the new Bidadari estate have started to move in, and flats in Tengah new town are now open for booking. HDB upgrading programmes continue apace. We are refreshing our heartlands so every town is spruced up and up-to-date, with active communities and modern amenities.

In healthcare, we are honouring senior Singaporeans through the Merdeka Generation and Pioneer Generation Packages. We are also expanding capacity significantly with new healthcare facilities. The Sengkang General Hospital and Community Hospital are open, and Outram Community Hospital has started admitting patients. Redevelopment of the Outram, Tan Tock Seng and NUHS campuses is ongoing.

In transport, after much hard work, rail services have dramatically improved. The MRT is now one of the most reliable train systems in the world. On average, we have less than 1 breakdown every 1,000,000 kilometres travelled. Meanwhile, we continue to build more rail lines and extensions. Stage 1 of the Thomson-East Coast Line opens next month. We have just settled the alignment of the Cross Island Line, deep under the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. And at Changi Airport, Jewel – that we are all so proud of – opened this year.

At the same time, we are keeping a close eye on more immediate risks and pressures. The global economic slowdown has already affected us. This year we avoided a recession. Our economy is still growing, but less vigorously than we would like. In the upcoming Budget, we will support businesses to raise their productivity and build new capabilities. We will help workers, especially mid-career PMETs, to retrain, acquire new skills, find new jobs and stay employable. We will help households with their cost of living. We will improve social safety nets that protect the poor, the elderly, and the vulnerable.

These are all practical measures to improve the lives of Singaporeans. But one lesson from history is that while we must stay on top of bread and butter issues, in the long run the intangible ethos of a society is even more vital. Here, in this island-nation, we aim to build a fair and just society, where growth and prosperity benefits everyone, and the human spirit can flourish. Here, pathways of progress are open to all, and every Singaporean can chase his or her dreams. Here, we are building a society where everyone is equal, regardless of race, language or religion. Here, we will uplift the most vulnerable amongst us, and leave nobody behind whatever the vicissitudes of life. Here, each generation never stops thinking of tomorrow, so that our children can look forward to exciting opportunities, and in their turn build a better Singapore.

These values and qualities impelled our forefathers to remain in Singapore, rather than return to the lands of their birth. These values gave us the grit to survive the Japanese Occupation, the courage to fight for self-determination and independence, and the will to build a nation where none stood before. These same values will enable us to remain “one united people”, and to prevail despite the odds.

In a troubled world, few societies can devote themselves to such intangible ideals, much less act upon them. But here in Singapore, thanks to the heroic efforts of several generations, we can all realistically aspire to live by these values, and turn our vision into reality.

There can be no guarantee of success. But there never was, at any time during our history. As before, every step forward will take daring and determination. But if we stand together and keep making the effort, I am confident Singapore can continue to shine brightly in the world.

This is our life, our future, our Singapore.

I wish all Singaporeans a Happy New Year!

来源：新加坡总理公署