According to Singapore's ** Lianhe Zaobao,Singapore's Prime Minister-designate Lawrence Wong, who is on a visit to China, is discussing with China the issue of a 30-day visa waiver between Singapore and China
*: Zaobao Lianhe Zaobao reported that Lawrence Wong attended a meeting of the Joint Committee on Bilateral Cooperation (JCBC) in Tianjin today (December 7). The agenda of the meeting is to further advance cooperation after Singapore and China upgraded their bilateral relationship to a forward-looking partnership of all aspects and quality in March this year. 
Source: The Straits Times At the meeting, Lawrence Wong said that the two countries currently have deepening cooperation in the fields of investment, digital and green economy, financial connectivity, food security, and smart cities. And the basis for all this is to ensure the convenience of people-to-people exchanges between the two countries. Huang Xuncai further said
We hope to reach pre-pandemic levels and even exceed them on direct flights. The 30-day visa waiver arrangement between our two countries will also support this progress, which can promote more people-to-people exchanges, thereby strengthening the cornerstone of the bilateral relationship. 
Source: Zaobao According to the accompanying **, this means that the mutual visa exemption between Singapore and China has been put on the agenda!It will be implemented soon!(Details have not yet been announced).
This is definitely great news for those who travel between the two countries!