Singaporean Girls tells the history of Chinese people working in Southeast Asia about 100 years ago and reflects the toughness and kindness of Chinese women.

Orphan girl Mili grew up under the care of female construction workers called Red Headscarves in Singapore and expected to become a Red Headscarf herself.

By chance, Mili made friends with mixed-blood girl Alia who, was confined to the house due to illness, and their common habit of reading brought the two girls with different personalities together.

On the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, Alia snuck out of her house with Mili for the lively celebrations, which gave them a new mindset and new ideas about their future.

Price: 32 yuan ($4.65)

Author: Ran Mu

Publication date: June 2022

Publisher: Phoenix Juvenile and Children's Publishing Ltd

ISBN: 9787558426841