Where is the Chinese street in France?

Paris is an international metropolis. The whole city is divided into 2 districts. After more than 1 years of hard work, Chinese people have opened up Chinatown in the 13th district of Paris. The streets here, the signs in front of every store are written in big "square characters", and the architectural pattern is also built according to the traditional style of China. Several big shops, even carved beams and painted buildings. In front of some small restaurants, there are still "scorpions". It is said that people from China came here in the 17th century. During the First World War, as a participating country, 14, French laborers arrived in France, and nearly 1, people died and stayed in this land forever. After the war, a few people stayed and became expatriates. In the mid-197s, the situation in Indochina was turbulent. As the sovereign state, France accepted many refugees from Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, 8% of whom were Chinese. The Paris government has set aside a simple residential area to settle them. After more than ten years, it has not only become a residential area envied by Parisians, but also a tourist hotspot that tourists from all over the world are scrambling to visit. Wenzhou Street in the third district of Paris was originally a residential area for blacks and Arabs. When the first Chinese restaurant opened, soon the whole street was "occupied" by Chinese in Wenzhou, Zhejiang. The "China City" on the banks of the Marne is also a magnificent Chinese architectural complex. There are not only Chinese restaurants, multi-function halls, hanging gardens and shopping malls, but also glass pagodas with China characteristics. French Chinatown, Wenzhou Street and China City have become famous and become important tourist areas in Paris.