Source of Image: Bert Tan
Just saw this image in a post by Bert Tan from the MHHC group. This is a sculpture found in China Square.
In the post it was mentioned that only Nyonya prostitutes would use the service of a trishaw. No women would want to be caught riding one as they would be mistaken to be in profession of prostitution.
Can anyone enlighten me about this? If the trishaw was a public transport of those days, why can't any women use that as a mode of transportation?
Any sharing would be appreciated.
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