Where is Flushing in America?

Flushing is an area in Queens, new york, USA. In recent years, it has gradually become a place where immigrants of Asian descent, especially those from South Korea and China, live together, and a business circle with a strong East Asian flavor is revealed. The name Flushing originated from a city named Flushing in the southwest of the Netherlands and was named by Dutch colonists in New Holland in 1620.

Even now, traces of former Dutch colonists can still be found in Flushing, such as John Bowen House on Bowen Street, Bowen Street Community Church and Quaker Conference Hall in Flushing. The Flushing Protest, the predecessor of the American Civil Rights Act, was also signed by/kloc-0 on February 27th, 657 in Flushing.

Queens district

Queens, alias Queens, is located in the east of new york, USA, and belongs to New York, USA, with a total area of 460 square kilometers and a population of about 232.8+0.6 million. Queens, founded in 1683, is one of the original 12 counties in New York State. The Queen is named after charles ii's wife, Queen Catherine. From 1898, Queens District was established on the basis of Queens County. Today, the boundary between them is the same.