Chinatown fights bulldozers


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 05 Dec 2004

LONDON’S Chinatown is, as usual, abuzz with activity. Colourful banners greet visitors while leaflets are handed out to locals and tourists alike. 

Outside the Lung Fung Supermarket, an elderly woman squats in a corner displaying a pot of unusually large rice dumplings. Nearby, another hawker cajoles curious customers to try her Foochow fish balls. 

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