The main purpose of Koreans living in Beijing is to live. In contrast, there is a Chinatown in China in the world, and naturally there are foreign foreign streets in China. In Beijing, the capital of China, there is a place full of Korean elements: Korean restaurants, Korean clothing stores, Korean plastic surgery hospitals and Korean cram schools can be seen everywhere. The billboards on the street are basically written in Korean. There are about 65,438+10,000 Koreans living here (20 12 statistics), and they are called Koreatown by Koreans. In fact, before 1992, Wangjing was only a small place with a small population and a low degree of development. 1992, the government began to strengthen the construction here. With the South Korea 1996 financial crisis, the per capita income of South Korea has generally declined, and even Koreans who originally lived abroad have been affected. Many Koreans who originally lived in Beijing could not afford to buy a house or pay rent, so they came to Wangjing, which is under development.