Eighth Avenue in Brooklyn (China, the largest city in new york)

Badadao Chinatown (commonly known as China City or Chinatown) is a Chinese concentrated area in Brooklyn Sunset Park. Eighth Avenue is an important main road and business district in Brooklyn, new york, USA. Depart from Grimborg, pass Park Slope, Sunset Park and Dyke Highland. Eighth Avenue is divided into three parts.

The essence of the Chinese business circle on the Eighth Avenue is generally considered to be between 55th Street and 59th Street, which continuously extends to both sides, but the most crowded area is near 56th Street and 58th Street, and the rent is also the most expensive.

From 50th Street to 60th Street on Eighth Avenue, you can see the shops opened by Fuzhou people. There are at least 10 restaurants in Fujian, and other vendors selling telephone cards in front of supermarkets, driving schools and shopping malls in Fuzhou are almost all from Fuzhou.

Due to the increasing number of overseas Chinese from Fujian, many shops opened by non-Fuzhou people on the Avenue, including some time-honored supermarkets and ginseng antler shops, are mainly from Fuzhou. People in the real estate industry in this regard also pointed out that when houses are sold or rented in Eight Avenue, nine times out of ten people who finally rent or buy them are Fuzhou people, and some people even describe them as Fuzhou people who have further prospered Eight Avenue.

The eighth avenue Chinese community in Brooklyn has become the largest Chinese community in new york.

According to the US World Journal, which community in new york has the largest number of Chinese residents: Chinatown in Manhattan, Flushing in Queens and the Eighth Avenue in Brooklyn? According to the statistical report of the Asian census recently released by the Asian American Federation, the newest Chinese community in Brooklyn's Eighth Avenue, with more than 34,000 Chinese residents, has defeated Flushing and Chinatown in one fell swoop and become the largest Chinese community in new york today.

According to the report released by the Asian-American Union, after the 20 10 census, Chinese people accounted for about 47% of the Asian population in new york, which is the largest ethnic group in the Asian community, while the Chinese population in the eighth avenue community east of Sunset Park increased from 19963 in 2000 to 7 1% and then to 20%. The report also pointed out that in addition to the eighth avenue community, the Chinese population of Benson River, Navy Park and Graveson Community in Brooklyn also showed an increasing trend.

According to the analysis of the history of the director of the Asian-American Union Census Project, the population ratio of Chinatown in Manhattan decreased by 17% before 10, and the population is aging. The main reason is that recent immigrants choose to settle in Brooklyn and Queens, because the rent in Chinatown is very high. Shi also said that even Chinese who have settled in Brooklyn still have close ties with Manhattan's Chinatown, which can be reflected in the booming commuter minibuses in the two places.

Flushing, with the second largest Chinese population, also shows that it is still a densely populated area in Taiwan Province Province, China. The number of immigrants in Taiwan Province Province doubled from 4,288 in 2000 to 1 1680.