When Louise also wanted to go eat in Chinatown in Paris, Ye Qiu had the driver head in the direction of Chinatown.
Paris Chinatown is located in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, and it might be one of the largest Chinatowns in Europe. It began concentrating the earliest Asian refugees from the 18th century and had now become the largest Chinatown.
When the driver arrived at an archway in Paris Chinatown where no further driving was possible, Ye Qiu asked him to park the car and follow them in, or just leave first.
After speaking with him, Louise watched as the driver drove off.
Upon seeing this archway, Ye Qiu and Zhou Wenting felt a strong Huaxia atmosphere envelop them, as if they had arrived in a small town back home.
The Huaxia-style architecture of the streets inside, the festive red lanterns hanging everywhere, and the traditional or simplified Chinese character signs made Ye Qiu feel as though he was in Huaxia, not Paris.
