About Brooklyn, new york

Brooklyn is the most populous of the five boroughs in new york, New York (with 2.5 million residents). Located in the northeastern United States, southeast of Manhattan Island in new york. If this area is a city, it will be the fourth largest city in the United States in terms of population alone. It is also the most densely populated area in New York State. At first, only six small Dutch immigrant villages in Brooklyn were built on the East River. They were called Little Holland. 1664 became a part of new york. 1898 was formally incorporated into new york, becoming one of the five major districts. Formerly known as the Dutch Breuckelen. This name appeared before the Dutch city of Burgen.

The street layout in most parts of Brooklyn is as neat and orderly as a chessboard; Many street names are named by numbers, so if you get lost, it is not difficult to find them. On both sides of the broad and prosperous commercial street, there are many small streets and alleys in the quiet residential area. The styles of houses are colorful, but the architectural styles of each small street are often the same. Except for some apartment buildings with no more than six floors, most of the houses are two-story buildings, large independent houses in the shade of trees, fairy-tale houses, exquisite and practical duplex or townhouses; There are colonial styles with arcades, Victorian styles with bay windows and thin columns, heavy and luxurious brown stone styles, and so on. These old houses with different styles, bright colors, neatness and beauty have a history of more than one hundred years. They are just like a well-dressed Xu Niang, and they are beautiful. Strolling through the streets, enjoying the gentle leisure, looking at the red flowers and green grass in the front yard of every household, as well as those seemingly unintentional decorative sketches scattered there, are pleasing to the eye and beautiful.

For many Brooklyn people, Brooklyn is new york. Even spoken English is Brooklyn English. Some people even say that the sharp, difficult and energetic language typical of new york people must have been cultivated in this community, if not born in Brooklyn. Politicians and local civil rights leaders like to say that one in seven Americans can find their roots here; Brooklyn is the cradle of outstanding people and Nobel Prize winners. Whether this statement is true or not, Brooklyn is full of celebrities, and movies, televisions and books inspired by local people, places of interest and legends have made great contributions to American culture. For example, NBA star Michael Jordan, Hollywood film director Woody Allen, boxing champion Tai Sen and talk show star Larry King grew up here.

Brooklyn has many ethnic communities. In addition to the eight avenues in Sunset Park, U Avenue in Yangtouwan, New China City has also begun to take shape. There are several Italian, Jewish and black communities here, as well as many Russian, Polish, Czech, Irish, German, Arab and Puerto Rican communities. You can "travel around the world" without leaving Brooklyn.