Answered by ZUPAN
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Aug. 20, 2019 16:01
No, you cannot do that because the stop of every kind counts regardless of its nature. So, your itinerary is in the eyes of the Chinese immigration authorities nothing else than a return journey:
Singapore - Chengdu - Singapore
For such an itinerary, you need a Chinese tourist (L) visa obtained in advance.
I can see that you have mentioned Malaysia. You have an opportunity to depart from Malaysia to Chengdu and after that to fly from Chengdu to Singapore:
Kuala Lumpur - Chengdu - Singapore
This itinerary would be eligible for 144 hour visa free transit in Chengdu. At least, there is a couple of low cost airlines from Kuala Lumpur to Chengdu and having a separate tickets and using different airlines is perfectly fine. Think about it.
By the way, this is not a visa, but 144 hour visa free transit.