1. By: Bailey and Victoria
Chinatown
By: Bailey and Victoria

2. Introduction
和咯, my name is Bailey and this is Victoria. We are here to talk to you a little about our experience in Chinatown, Chicago! Throughout the next few slides that we are going to show you some interesting things that we found interesting. Here are some ways that Chinatown is different from Oconomowoc! The first thing that struck us a different was that most things there are in chinese. Most people there have imigrated there from china and have yet to learn English. Another thing that struck is is how different the stores were. One of the last things that struck us was the culture, everything there was moving a lot faster. Me and Victoria have been learning chinese for about 3 years.( Because when we are writing this it is the end of our seventh grade year. Please enjoy the following slides about what we learned in our years in chinese and have fun.

3. Transportation to Chinatown
Through the research that we have collected, we have gathered 2 different routes.
By car:
Time: Around 2 hours and 4 minutes.
(Directions on next slide )
By Train:
Time: Around 2 hour and 6 minutes (with added driving time)
( Directions on next slide)

4. Directions By Car: By Train: From North:
Take the Kennedy Expressway. (I-90/94) and exit at 18th St.
Turn left (east) to Canal St., then right (south) to Cermak Rd.
The Chinatown Gate is just a few blocks ahead and to the right (east).
By Train:
To amtrak station in milwaukee:
WI-16 E/WI-16 Trunk E and I-36.4 mi, 40 mins 94 E
WI-16 E/WI-16 Trunk E, I mi, 44 mins E and W Layton Ave
WI-16 E/WI-16 Trunk E 40.8 mi, 50 mins
To Chinatown, Chicago:
Head east on W Barnard Ave toward S 26th St Keep left to stay on I-94 E Turn right onto S Canal St
Take the 1st left onto S 26th St Merge onto I-90 E/I-94 E Turn left onto W 23rd St
Take the 1st right onto W Layton Ave Take exit 52C toward 18th St
Take the ramp to Interstate 94 E/U.S. 41 S Merge onto S Union Ave
Keep left at the fork to continue toward I-94 E/U.S. 41 S Turn left onto W 18th St
Keep left at the fork, follow signs forInterstate 94 E/U.S. 41 S/Chicago and merge onto I-94 E/U.S. 41 SContinue to follow I-94 E

5. Attraction's
Buddha tooth relic temple and museum This temple has very good architecture.
The original chinatown ice cream factory The ice cream is supposed to be very good!
Lai chun yuen opera house They have good music here.
Museum of Chinese in america Good artifacts are in this museum.
( More information about all these on the next slide.)
add pictures to attractions

6. Attraction information
Pictures:
Buddha temple museum The Chinatown opera house.
288 S Bridge Rd, Singapore ‎ Smith St, Singapore
(212)
Chinatown ice cream factory Museum of chinese in america.
65 Bayard St, New York, NY ‎
(212) Centre St, New York, NY ‎
(212) ‎

7. Places to Eat
The Velvet Lounge- Flat screen tv's and a nice place to eat.
Mayflower restaurant- Good price for quality and quantity.
Ma gong la po- Great place to eat but a hard meal to eat.
Ma&i- Great food with great quality.
Triad Sushi lounge- Very popular for the dynamite roll.
Chi cafe- Residents say the best place to eat in Chinatown, Chicago!

8. Places to Eat, Addresses and Phone Numbers
The Velvet Lounge- East Cerman Road. Phone # is
Mayflower restaurant- South Wentworth Ave. PHONE # IS
Ma gong la po-South Wentworth Ave. Phone # is
Ma&i-South Michigan Ave. Phone # is (312)
Triad Sushi lounge-south Indian Ave. Phone # is (312)
Chi cafe-South Archer Ave. Phone # is (312)
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9. Shopping
Joy Yee South China Place, Chicago, IL 60616, United States
phone number- 1(312)
open monday-thursday 11:30 am-10:30 pm
friday and saturday 11:00am-10:30pm
HoyPoloi Gallery S. Wentworth Chicago, IL 60616
phone number- (312)
hours
Wednsday- sunday 12:00pm-8:00pm
hours & open days,pics of one or two items sold in shop.

10. Scavenger hunt Bailey-
I attended the chinatown field trip, and i had a great time. we got to see many things that you couldn't see in Oconomowoc. It was a great way to experience what it would be like to live in China. One thing that was different there than it was here was the markets. they sold live fish and turtles there, you don't see that in Oconomowoc! Overall i think that it was a ton of fun and I would definitely tell people to go on it if you can!