Chinatown Mall(Chinatown （Brisbane）, Chinatown (Brisbane))

Brisbane Chinatown is located in Brisbane's Futerdi Valley area, where Chinese and overseas Chinese live in Brisbane, Australia. It is built according to the style of Chinese pavilions and pavilions. The three characters "China Town" are written in the middle of the archway at the entrance of the street, and there are two stone lions on the left and right. There are many Chinese restaurants, Asian grocery stores and Chinese newspaper shops in Chinatown. 1. Different from the warmth of Chinatowns in other cities in Australia As the main destination of Brisbane residents and tourists, unlike Chinatowns in other cities in Australia, the street names of Chinatown in Brisbane are marked in both Chinese and English, and the Chinese characters are very different. Strikingly, when the overseas Chinese and Chinese tourists who come to travel here see the Chinese street name, they will feel more intimacy, as if they have returned to their hometown. The northwest is Wickham Street, the southeast is Ann Street, the northeast is Branswick Street, and the southwest is Gipps Street. These four streets form a boxy Chinatown. There are two Chinese-style arches on Duncan Street in the city. Vehicles going to and from the airport and downtown can see these two majestic Chinese arches. The three characters "China Town" on the arches are vigorous and powerful. 2. Business culture in Chinatown The shops in Chinatown are very diverse, with everything to eat, drink and play. There are many festivals here, as well as tours of musicians and performances from Asian dance groups.