在一万多名肤色深浅不同的新加坡人中,中国的干部们身着T恤,并不显眼。摩肩接踵中,他们听着新加坡群众中发出的一阵阵政党口号,有时还跟民众攀谈几句。他们还互相提醒着英文单词,一起琢磨出国会议员候选人那些夹杂普通话、英语、马来语甚至闽南语的演讲词。这就是他们所遇见的真实的新加坡大选。恰逢新加坡的选举年,这场轰轰烈烈的选举,成为了2011届中国“市长班”学员们的新课程。 Among more than 10,000 Singaporeans with different shades of color, Chinese cadres wear T-shirts and are not conspicuous. Rumskyly, they listened to the bursts of political parties among the Singaporean masses and occasionally spoke a few words to the public. They also remind each other of the English words and pontificate the speeches of MPs from Putonghua, English, Malay and even Hokkien. This is the real Singapore election they meet. Coincides with Singapore’s election year, this vigorous election has become the 2011 China “Mayor class ” students of the new curriculum.