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Chinatown
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: 943-951 N. Broadway Los Angeles, CA 90012
mapOfficial website: http://chinatownla.com
Phone: +1-213-6800243
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Los Angeles Chinatown Los Angeles Chinatown is connected to the ancient city of Los Angeles and is located north of Sunset Blvd. Although not as famous as Chinatowns in New York and San Francisco, it is one of the oldest Chinatowns in European and American countries. The scope of Chinatown is about Broadway as the main axis and extends to Bernard St. The antique Chinatown Gateway is its signature. As usual, there are many Chinese restaurants, shops and banks in Chinatown. Wait. After more than one hundred years of continuous development, this place has now become one of the cultural life centers of the Chinese in Los Angeles. Chinese signs can be seen everywhere on the streets. When you come to Chinatown, apart from experiencing the history of Chinese development in Los Angeles, shopping and food are of course the main content.
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Introduction
By 1870, a population of around 200 Chinese immigrants lived in a short and dim rear way; close to 50 feet wide. That was devastated to clear a path for Union Station and the developing Chinese population was moved to what used to be Los Angeles' Little Italy. Dumpling houses and the Hollywood variant of old Shanghai turned into the region where there were once wineries and trattorias. An old motion picture set was given to the 1930's re-vamping of the zone to give it an extraordinary look. Today, you will discover eateries, shops, and festivals in this vivid segment of the city.
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Los Angeles Chinatown Los Angeles Chinatown is connected to the ancient city of Los Angeles and is located north of Sunset Blvd. Although not as famous as Chinatowns in New York and San Francisco, it is one of the oldest Chinatowns in European and American countries. The scope of Chinatown is about Broadway as the main axis and extends to Bernard St. The antique Chinatown Gateway is its signature. As usual, there are many Chinese restaurants, shops and banks in Chinatown. Wait. After more than one hundred years of continuous development, this place has now become one of the cultural life centers of the Chinese in Los Angeles. Chinese signs can be seen everywhere on the streets. When you come to Chinatown, apart from experiencing the history of Chinese development in Los Angeles, shopping and food are of course the main content.
In order to go to the baseball stadium to save a few money and parking fees, I came here for a meal in Chinatown. There were no people at noon. It was very shabby and looked like a small town in the interior of the world, but most of the villagers are very enthusiastic. Grateful for guidance
There are a large number of Chinese in Los Angeles, most of which came from a large number of immigrants back then. Chinatown, also known as Chinatown, is connected to the ancient city of Los Angeles and can be walked. The streets of Chinatown seem to have returned to China in the 1970s and 1980s. The signs are all traditional Chinese characters, and there is an iconic archway at the gate. The whole street is very quiet and there are not many pedestrians. The old lady passing by looks like a Chinese, but does not understand Chinese at all and cannot communicate.
The Chinese New Year atmosphere in Chinatown is still very strong, with lanterns and colorful firecrackers, but the interesting thing is that the buildings in Chinatown, like some Western buildings in China, always give people a nondescript feeling, and they may really be wandering. Home for too long, although the accents spoken seem to be familiar, but they are completely different!
Chinatown is a very interesting street, this street can see a lot of distant special commodity areas, the whole Chinatown is also a relatively unique and fun place, here you can enjoy the big and strong characteristics of Dingxi.