On Christmas night, American shops were deserted, but Chinatown was still very prosperous. It's very simple, that is, shops in Chinatown are basically run by China people. Our shops in China don't close at Christmas, and many Americans in need will come to Chinatown to spend money, so on Christmas night, Chinatown is still very prosperous.

China people are really all over the world. Wherever there is water and land, there will be people from China. In the last century, there was still a big gap between China's economy and that of the United States. At that time, many people thought that the United States was a place of arachis duranensis, and being able to go to the United States for development would attract the envy of countless people in China. Many China people who have just arrived in the United States will settle here in Chinatown first. Gradually, more and more Chinese people gather here, and a variety of Chinese restaurants appear, which combines the characteristics of China. When you come here, you will only feel that you are in a certain area of China, but you will not feel like you are in the United States at all.

In fact, shops in Chinatown are highly sought after on Christmas Day, and the main force is not Chinese diners. A couple from Los Angeles said that it is a family tradition to enjoy Chinese food at Christmas. In fact, most American restaurants and some small shops are closed on Christmas Day, and many Americans and tourists will be keen to patronize Chinatown restaurants.

In this Christmas, the most important festival in western culture, Chinatown will also be beautifully decorated with a strong festive atmosphere. Whether in Manhattan or Los Angeles, new york, Santa Claus, reindeer and sleigh can be seen everywhere in Chinatown. Red lanterns, paper fireworks and other traditional festival elements in China also become a unique landscape for dressing up Christmas.