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Why does Singapore's symbol "lion's head and fish's tail" look like? When was it built?
Merlion was originally just a commercial symbol. It was designed by Brenner, curator of Van Cleef Aquarium in 1964. Merlion was registered as its trademark by the Tourism Bureau on 1966, and 197 1 entrusted the famous sculptor Lin Lang Xin.

The design concept of Merlion comes from the legend that Shanilautama discovered Singapore in Malay Chronicle. 1 1 century, this island was originally called Temasek. One day, Niirautama, the prince of the old port, came here by boat. When he went ashore, he saw a strange animal with a black head and a red chest. His entourage told him it was a lion, so he named the island Singapura-Lion City. As for the fishtail shape of the Merlion statue, floating in layers of waves not only represents the characteristics of our transformation from a fishing port to a commercial port, but also symbolizes our ancestors who crossed the ocean to make a living in the south.