1. New York Chinatown
New York Chinatown is an area of new york, which is located in Lower Manhattan, new york City. Residents are mainly Chinese.
Today, new york's Chinatown has expanded to 45 streets, covering an area of over 4 square kilometers. It completely annexed the surrounding ghetto, Puerto Rico and Italy. By 2007, the number of Chinese in new york has reached 800,000, forming four China cities and 10 Chinese communities.
New york is a city in China, also known as New York Chinatown and New York Chinatown. China City is located in Manhattan, new york, bordering Broadway in the west, Essex Street in the east, Grand Street and Hester Street in the north, and Worth Street and Henry Street in the south. The whole city of China contains more than 40 streets, with an area of over 4 square kilometers and a population of about 65,438+10,000. China City, new york has become the largest residential and commercial area for overseas Chinese in the western hemisphere. The history of the development and growth of overseas Chinese.
2. Chinatown in San Francisco
San Francisco's Chinatown is the largest place in the western United States that can be compared with new york, Grant Avenue and California's Chinatown.
Around the crossroads, there are about100000 overseas Chinese. Everything written and heard here is in Chinese, and everything you see is very traditional in China, just like a little China. Chinatown has all the goods from China, from groceries to precious jewelry, as well as traditional catering and architectural clothing, so visitors can enjoy the colorful China culture as much as possible.
/kloc-At the end of 0/9, immigrants from China were transported to California like "selling pigs" to build the Pacific Railway and the gold rush, which made great contributions to the local economic construction. But like Italian immigrants, blacks, poor whites and sailors, they were regarded as "second-class citizens" by the government at that time and were required to live in certain areas to avoid "polluting" other places. They had to live in a small area centered on Grantham. Later, new immigrants moved here. Today, it has become a "Chinatown" and the largest Chinese community outside Asia.
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