Chinese Presence Chinese Culture Abroad As Well As Those...

This section aims to explore the views of current presence Chinese culture abroad as well as those visual form examples how to successful operation and get a good response from overseas. 2. 2.1 Overseas Chinatown There are varieties methods in order to represent culture such as symbols, language, artifacts, style, behaviors are all embedded in cultural identity as is food, music, fashion and art. Chinatown is defined as a district of a large non-Chinese town or port in which the population is predominantly of Chinese origin (oxforddictionaries, 2014). As a concentrated expression of the Chinese culture in the district is the cognitive overseasï ¼Å' China Town could be an good example be analyzed. 2.2.1.1 Chinatown in London â€Å"In popular†¦show more content†¦Tailors and cutting machine not shut until around 1974 in the region has more than 80 restaurants, supermarkets, bakeries, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses, show some of London s most outstanding and most authentic Asian food (â€Å"Giles Goren review Empress of Sichuan† ï ¼Å' 2010). In addition, the Charing Cross Library with the Westminster Chinese Library is operated in the City of Westminsterï ¼Ë†Charing Cross Libraryï ¼Å'2009; Westminster Chinese Library, 2012ï ¼â€°. â€Å"The content of the destination is seen on the one hand as an agglomeration of attractions and services, and on the other as a dynamic agglomeration of attractions, culture, events, landscapes and services.† Wolfgang Framke The key subject here is China Town London. In London the visual communication could be directly reflected in its China Town, it could mostly contain abundant varieties of Chinese shops. The present Chinatown occupies the area in and around Gerrard Street, which is part of the City of Westminster. There is also a prejudice and hostility description of London Chinatown mostly from the writings by Thomas Burke and Arthur Henry Ward. They exaggerate described the true image of London Chinatown, saying it is the shadow of gambling, opium dens and â€Å"unholy things†. In fact, the life of the Chinese people is hard work in order to find the channel pier return voyage to the Far East (portcities,