Which country and city is Chinatown in?

Chinatown is where China people live in other cities. Chinatown exists in many foreign cities and countries.

1. Yokohama Chinatown (Yokohama Chinatown, Japan) is located in Yamashita-CHO, Yokohama Central District, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. It is a Chinese residential area with a history of 140 years. It is commonly known as "Chinatown". Of the 3,000 or 4,000 overseas Chinese living here, their ancestral home is mainly in Guangdong Province, China.

2. San Francisco's Chinatown is the largest place in the western United States that can be compared with New York's Chinatown. It is formed at the intersection of Grant Avenue in Dupan Street and California Street in California Street.

Chinatown forms an area with Bush Street, Powell Street, Broadway Street and Carney Street as its boundaries.

3. Vancouver Chinatown in Canada (also known as Vancouver Chinatown) is the successor of North America? San Francisco is the largest Chinatown after Chinatown. The area is adjacent to the downtown business district of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in the west, the eastern end of the downtown in the north and the Stacona District in the east. The broad coverage of the eastern end of the city center also includes Chinatown.

According to the official definition of Vancouver city government, Chinatown is roughly bounded by Houxiang (that is, Qianyu Street), Renren Street, Goya Street and Tailai Street between Xiding Street and Pian Street.

4. A quarter of the Chinatown in Paris, known as the Choisy Triangle or Petite Asie, is located in the southeast of Paris 13, with many high-rise apartments.

Chinatown in Thailand is located in the west of Bangkok, where there are about 500 thousand Chinese. It is also one of the busiest business districts in Bangkok. Thailand's Chinatown is about two kilometers long, with strong Chaoshan style and popular Chaozhou dialect. The Shengshou archway in Chinatown stands at the east entrance of Yaohuali Road, with a height of 16.45 meters. There are four Chinese characters inscribed by Princess Sirindhorn in the center of the archway.