Chinatown, Richmond
The U.S. city of Richmond, Virginia (Chinese: 里士满; pinyin: lǐ shì mǎn) has a "Chinatown" on a "semi-suburban road" setting on Horsepen Road that the author says is "... our downtown Chinatown."[1] Style Weekly says the Horsepen Road area is "... at the edge of one of the area's larger immigrant communities makes it seem like Chinatown South, especially on weekends."[2] Before this place existed, "... it used to be that you'd have to venture to Washington or New York to experience Asian cuisines."[3] According to the Richmond Times, the local Falun Gong held a "... meditation session, a news conference and a parade through 'Richmond Chinatown' on Horsepen Road "[4]
References
- ↑ "Richmond’s Chinatown".
- ↑ "Let's Eat: 2001 Critic's Choice".
- ↑ "Appreciating Asian: Global Warming".
- ↑ "Richmond Times-Dispatch: Cycling for Falun Gong".