Someone once told me that there's a Chinatown in every part of the world. A corner in each nation which Chinese immigrants have claimed their own.
There's one in New York City.
One in Florida.
One in Virginia.
One in San Francisco.
One in France
One in Toronto.
One in Vancouver.
One in Manila.
There's even one in Disney World.
But I really felt it was getting out of hand when a couple of years ago, while on a trip to Shanghai, China, the tour guide took us to Chinatown.
One in Vancouver.
One in Manila.
There's even one in Disney World.
But I really felt it was getting out of hand when a couple of years ago, while on a trip to Shanghai, China, the tour guide took us to Chinatown.
In China.
Yes Virginia, there's a Chinatown in China.
"Wouldn't every town in China count as Chinatown?"
Apparently not. Because soon enough, we were taken to a small enclosed town which was by far the most cliche' Chinese town I ever saw... and this was in China mind you.
Some one actually thought it was brilliant to put up a Chinatown in China.
You know, for tourists. For tourists visiting China.
