Chicago Chinatown, which was first opened for overseas Chinese, is called Sisi Lee Beauty. It is located in Clark Street near the city center, also known as the first Chinatown. Later, it expanded to the present Forever Street, the second Chinatown. The streets here are spacious, neat and clean. All Chinese business activities are carried out in shops, and there is no phenomenon of occupying the road. There are restaurants, bakeries, gift shops, bookstores, video stores, flower shops, beauty shops, jewelry stores and so on.

There is a Chinese archway at the entrance of Huo Yong Street, carved with beams and painted with bright colors. On the front, Sun Yat-sen's calligraphy was engraved with the words "Heaven is Public", and on the back, it was engraved with "Courtesy and Integrity", which became the symbol of Chicago Chinatown. Visitors must take photos here as a souvenir. Since 1970s, due to the large increase of new immigrants, the third Chinatown in Zhicheng, with West Aghily Street as the center, has been formed, which is called New Chinatown. There are many shops in the new Chinatown Square.