Nanyang Confucian Association

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The Nanyang Confucian Association (Chinese: 新加坡南洋孔教會) is a Chinese cultural organization in Singapore. It was founded in 1914 under the original name "Straits Confucian Association". In 1949, it was renamed the Nanyang Confucian Association, a name that has been used ever since. The association has long been dedicated to promoting Confucian thought and Chinese culture, as well as advancing education and moral development.^[1]