Since the 18th century, Chinese from all parts of Guangdong have gradually formed the Guangdong community in Malacca integrating under Sanduo Temple. This was the basic model that the Chinese community shaped around the temple in the early days in the Malay Peninsula. At the end of 19th century, the Qing government established a consulate in Singapore and allowed Chinese to go broad,hence the Chinese community from different parts of Guangdong changed the size and proportion of the original secondary community in Malacca. The number and economic advantages of Hainanese began to appear in the early 20th century, and they played a dominant role in organizing the Malacca Kuang Tung Huay Kuan, changing their position in the Guangdong community. The Malacca Kuang Tung Huay Kuan is a “gradual administrative divisional hierarchy” geo-society formed in Malaysia that relies on the hierarchy of China’s native administrative divisions. The combination pattern of the Chinese community in different regions of Malaysia is not uniform, but is shaped by the different historical development of different regions and the internal mechanism of Chinese immigrants.