Bahay Tsinoy, Museum of Chinese in Philippine Life

Located in a historic place called City Central in central Manila, this museum focuses on Chinese cultural heritage in the Philippines. A large number of furnishings show the Chinese's beginnings in the Philippines, from former Spanish trading partners, traders and businessmen to post-World War II business tycoons. A Chinese can look back at how the community started and look elsewhere. It is a must-see attraction, how the Chinese have always helped build the country.

Systematic understanding of the development history of Chinese in the Philippines, the curator's cordial reception and detailed introduction, and a simple exchange after the visit. It is a worthwhile attraction for Chinese to travel to the Philippines.

Maybe only Chinese people will visit here. The museum is located in the old town of Manila. The old cost is not very big, so after seeing Manila Cathedral and other places, you can walk to this niche museum to see the hard history of the early Chinese ancestors in this land. The museum is not very big, located in the corner of the cross street. The building is Western-style and quite clean. Compared with the daily residences of Filipinos around, this is very good. There is also a stone lion at the door, which is a bit interesting.

This is a window into the history of the Chinese Filipinos. Similar to Chinese museums around the world such as Singapore Melbourne Bangkok, the Chinese Museum of the Philippines also has Chinese instructions. It is a detailed introduction to the Chinese from Fujian Guangdong not far from the sea, in the Philippines (mainly Luzon in the north) After the landing took root, it gradually grew and grew under the pressure of the Spanish colonists. Unlike Malaysia's overseas Chinese, who are mainly plantations and tin miners, the main body of the overseas Chinese is the business class, who soon became the main force of middle-class intellectuals after the Philippines became rich, and then became the leader of the independence movement that overthrew colonial rule in the Philippines. Things: For example, the famous three priests of the Philippines independence movement and the father of the Philippines, Rizal, all have Chinese descent. For Chinese, the most famous Filipino overseas Chinese belong to Ye Fei, and a special exhibition area has been set aside for him.

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