Chinatown(Chicago Chinatown)

Chicago Chinatown is located in the Armor Plaza community on the north side of Chicago, with Shemai Road and Yonghu Street as the center. It is an ancient Chinese community in the United States. On the north side of the Yonghu Street neighborhood is a large Chinatown Plaza—a large Chinese market in the American Midwest. At the entrance, there is a Chinese-style building with carved beams and painted buildings with bright colors. The front is engraved with "The world is for the public", and the back is engraved with "Propriety, Righteousness and Honesty", which is the symbol of Chicago's Chinatown. Besides some restaurants, such as Tony Hu's Lao Sze Chuan, you will also find a lot of public art here, such as the Twin Towers. A rather iconic work in Chinatown is a large mosaic mural by two artists, Yan Dong and ZhouPing, representing the achievements of the Chinese in the United States. This mural quite poetically expresses the special significance of the Chinese community to the city of Chicago.