China News Service, July 26. According to the US "World Journal" report, "This is related to the quality of life in the community." Mr. Chen, a resident of Baiye Street, Chinatown, New York, USA for 30 years, said that in June last year, New York City was first affected by the epidemic. The launch of the outdoor restaurant project has attracted many complaints; a year later, New York State announced the cancellation of most epidemic prevention regulations a few days ago. Tourists and young people have poured in. Bars and restaurants have become extremely popular. Although the people are happy to see the recovery, their lives The quality degradation is also incomprehensible to outsiders.
The area that received the most complaints was a Japanese restaurant on Baiye Street, run by a Japanese and white owner. It is understood that the tenants on the second floor upstairs chose to move out because they could not accept the noisy environment, but the problem of noisy at night remains No improvement, the residents on the third floor plan to move out.
A bar in Chinatown became extremely popular after the epidemic was untied. Every Friday and 6 nights, hundreds of young people stood shoulder to shoulder until midnight. There were also people lining up outside to enter or waiting for e-hailing, almost occupying the sidewalk.
This also involves some public security issues such as getting drunk. Many surrounding residents said that although the soundproofing of the bar is adequate and normal operation will not cause disturbance to the people, it is not uncommon for customers to shout loudly outside on weekends. The lack of epidemic prevention also makes it possible to gather in groups. People worry.
Mr. Chen said that the buildings in Chinatown are compact and adjacent, and the buildings in two blocks stand back to back. The old structure often "can hear the neighbors drop coins clearly". People who are worried that anxious to return to normal life will become more and more common this summer. indulgence.
Community person Chen Jialing said that Chinatown is a century-old community. After the epidemic, the conflict between the old and the new culture began to appear. Businessmen paid miserably during the epidemic, and recovered rapidly after the epidemic. Young people can’t wait to go out and have fun. “Old residents can’t stand it, the new generation is crazy. ".
He said that if you think back a year ago, everyone's goal was to revitalize the community economy. Many second and third generations of Chinese came forward and tried to contribute to the community that gave birth to them.
"They are part of the carnival and part of turning the tide." Chen Jialing said that many problems cannot be generalized. "Chinatown needs new power and new faces to be the most beneficial advertising." (Zhang Chen)