These are what the life of Chinatown in San Francisco in the 1950s looked like.
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Jon Brenneis/Time & Life Pictures / Getty Image / Getty Images. Two children goof around on their way to school. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A woman samples a small portion of rice. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. The intersection of East and West. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. Chorus girls at Forbidden City show off their stuff. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. Two chorus girls at the Forbidden City nightclub prepare for their act. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A customer receives her order from the butcher at Ying Fat Lung’s Chinese shop. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. Chinese dancers perform an elaborate floor show. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. Two Chinese-American women come to have their fortunes told at the Chinese temple on Pine Street. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. Grant Avenue is lit up by the string lights and neon signs of restaurants. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A vendor slices off a chunk of lotus root for a customer. |
Nat Farbman/Time & Life Pictures / Getty Image / Getty Images. Cars driving through Chinatown at night. |
Roger Viollet / Getty Images / Getty Images. Cable cars take commuters to work. |
Jon Brenneis/Time & Life Pictures / Getty Image / Getty Images. A little girl practices her written Chinese in a character-writing class. |
Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images / Getty Images. A lampost in the traditional Chinese style signals that you’ve arrived. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A chorus girl at the Forbidden City nightclub adds the finishing touches to her makeup. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A little girl reads aloud from the blackboard. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A banner on Grant Street, San Francisco, welcomes visitors to Chinatown. |
Roger Viollet / Getty Images / Getty Images. A bookseller waits for customers to arrive. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. The cutest little boy ever listening enthusiastically in class. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A movie theater showing Chinese movies. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A little boy at the Commodore Stockton School practices writing on the blackboard. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. A shop assistant at the Tai Ping Company boutique on Grant Avenue demonstrates a giant Chinese fan to an interested customer. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. Two women sample food at Johnny Kan’s restaurant. |
Orlando / Stringer / Getty Images. Five women dressed in traditional Chinese clothing read the day’s headlines. |
Jon Brenneis/Time & Life Pictures / Getty Image / Getty Images. A butcher prepares meat for a young boy. |
Jon Brenneis/Time & Life Pictures / Getty Image / Getty Images. Parents greet their children after they finish school for the day. |
Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Images / Getty Images. Nationalist Chinese and American flags wave side by side. |
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