Noun
A district of a city or town (in a country other than China) in which there is a large concentration of Chinese residents and businesses.
(proscribed, slang) By extension, such a district filled with stereotype "Chinese" people, of East Asians and Southeast Asians.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAccording to Sandford, Polanski would use the memory of his mother, her dress and makeup style, as a physical model for Faye Dunaway 's character in his film Chinatown (1974). Source: Internet
And when bubonic plague entered the west coast trading hub, Chinatown took the blame. Source: Internet
“A lot of Chinatown businesses are cash only, so we started Welcome to Chinatown as a way to try to set them up on some type of gift card platform,” she said. Source: Internet
As I stand on the doorstep of becoming a senior citizen — I am 59 years old — I sometimes wonder how this once-bustling Chinatown has become a shadow of its former self. Source: Internet
As part of the Mayor’s second home strategy, Chinatown Gold Coast is bringing a sense of safety and community to the thousands of international students studying at Gold Coast universities, English language schools and colleges. Source: Internet
Ben Joaquin Torres, manager at Café de la Presse near San Francisco’s Chinatown, told The Epoch Times that they take all the necessary precautions, and people feel safe. Source: Internet