Beijing Wangjing Living Area is a place where Korean people in Beijing live in concentrated communities. /kloc-More than 0/100,000 Koreans almost turned it into a "Koreatown". After the financial crisis broke out, many Koreans withdrew from Wangjing and returned to South Korea. However, since May this year, more and more Koreans have quietly returned to Wangjing, and a lively "Koreatown" has returned. Zhiwei Ouyang: I'm in Wangjing. With the rapid increase of Sino-Korean trade, Koreans have a soft spot for Beijing, and have almost turned Wangjing, located in the northeast of Beijing, into a "Koreatown" where more than 10 million Koreans live. They run more than 500 restaurants, supermarkets, teahouses and beauty salons in Wangjing. Walking in a commercial street, Korean and Chinese signs abound, and it is difficult to tell whether it is South Korea or China. It is understood that there are about 6.5438+0.3 million Koreans in Beijing and about 6.5438+0.3 million in Wangjing. The supermarkets here label goods in Chinese, English and Korean, and even the policemen who speak Korean are the policemen. Among Korean SMEs in Beijing, the catering industry accounts for a large part. Throughout Beijing, there are more than 500 Korean restaurants run by Koreans and Koreans. Luo Qingyun: I came to Beijing 10. In the past, most of the guests were Koreans, but now there are many Koreans and China people. In the global financial crisis at the end of last year, many Koreans were forced to return home because of the sharp depreciation of the Korean won. Cui Bingxiu, President of Beijing Korea Investment Enterprise Association: With Beijing Hyundai and other enterprises investing in China. . . . Cui Bingxiu revealed that since May this year, many people have chosen to return to Beijing. At present, the number of Koreans in Wangjing has basically recovered to the level before the financial crisis.

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