Chinatown in Chicago

Chinese culture has a long history. Although the city of Chicago in the United States is thousands of miles away, Chinatown is still full of Chinese-style buildings. Chinatown Main Entrance in Chicago Chicago is located in the Midwest of the United States, in the state of Illinois, and is bordered by one of the magnificent Great Lakes of North America, Lake Michigan. It is one of the famous international financial centers and the third-largest city in the United States by population. Chicago is situated in the central part of the North American continent, making it the second-largest commercial center in the United States and the largest futures market in the country. The number of new enterprises in its metropolitan area has consistently ranked first in the United States, and it has been rated as the most balanced economy in the country. Street Buildings in Chinatown, Chicago Like many cities around the world, Chicago in the United States also has its own Chinatown, which locals also call 'Huabu.' It is one of the most vibrant areas in Chicago. Many historical buildings stand tall in Chicago's Chinatown, witnessing the historical process of Chinese immigrants integrating into local society.