Chinatown

Name: Chinatown
Address: Sydney New South Wales, 시드니, AU

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Chinatown is Australia’s largest Chinatown, an urban enclave of shops and Chinese restaurants in Haymarket, in Sydney’s southern CBD.

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Dixon Street’s pedestrian core, marked by a Chinese gateway at each end.
Friday night markets bring Asian street food, desserts and confectionery stalls to the streets and alleys.
Market City has food courts, shops, an indoor entertainment complex and Paddy’s Markets.
Traditional Chinese decoration, shops and restaurants along Dixon Street.

Golden Water MouthLin Li created this dead-tree-trunk sculpture in 1999, believing it would bring good fortune to the Chinese community.At the corner of George and Hay streets.

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Dixon Street is pedestrianised. Intersecting streets also close to vehicles on Fridays from 4 pm for the night markets.
Paddy’s Markets at Market City operate Wednesday to Sunday.

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Chinatown has no clearly defined official borders because it continues to grow.
Chinatown, Sydney - Wikipedia
The enclave remains a social and cultural centre for Sydney’s Chinese Australian community.
Chinatown, Sydney - Wikipedia
1983
Chinatown was the setting and filming location for David Bowie’s 1983 music video “China Girl.”
Chinatown, Sydney - Wikipedia

1828Chinese migration to New South Wales began as early as 1828.
1848The first group of Chinese labourers from Amoy arrived in New South Wales.
1851–1855After gold was discovered in 1851, Chinese immigration grew to about 17,000 immigrants by 1855.
1861About 13,000 Chinese people lived in New South Wales, and Chinatown was then in The Rocks.
1892Amid anti-immigration feeling, a Royal Commission began investigating alleged Chinese gambling and immorality.

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1920sBy the 1920s, Chinatown had moved to Campbell Street near the Capitol Theatre; during that decade, it began consolidating at its current Haymarket location.
1988The Chinese Garden of Friendship was built west of Chinatown as a gift marking Sydney’s bicentenary. Guangdong supplied its design, key materials, furniture and artworks.
late 2017Darling Square was completed beside Market City, adding apartments, facilities and restaurants that integrated with Chinatown.
5 October 2018The Chinese Garden of Friendship entered the New South Wales State Heritage Register.