The sweet-and-sour life of Chinese residents in Italy’s fashion capital
By DW
23 July 2019 |
1:41 pm
In Milan, Chinese finger food is becoming such a trend that its Chinatown is reportedly the country's fastest growing real estate area. This zesty neighborhood is an example of the collaboration between China and Italy.
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