In Chinatown - Ep1 - Fook - Luck, Health & Happiness

With increased land values fuelling a demographic shift in residents - 16-year old Shawn and 90-year old Mrs. Hui, long time residents of Vancouver’s Chinatown, share their perspectives on life in the community.
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[@georgelee1906]

Chow Lun Tower where my Mom lived for 40 years until she passed . Miss that view from her window .

[@waynelee4903]

Well done! Excellent introspective look at why it's so important to preserve some semblance of our rich culture and history in our Chinatown which is slowly disappearing. We need to embrace change while protecting our heritage so our family and friends will know how we got to where we are today. Looking forward to the fall opening of the Chinatown Storytelling Centre

[@AseBLOCK]

Best episode in the series by far

[@lukarogic5330]

That young man and his friend were very impressive in this video. Insightful comments.

[@oscarwu8889]

I agree

[@TheCharliebrown42]

Wes Anderson really inspires your filming I love it!

[@FalloutConspiracy]

This was really good. Thanks for uploading!

[@FanArt604]

I DIG IT , 5 more eps PLZ

[@jonathangears]

9:30 - if you turn the volume up, you can faintly hear the Fairchild TV News theme song. If that's not Chinese-Canadian nostalgia, nothing is.

[@SifuGenx]

What restaurant is that Vancouver?

[@604AT]

fu tai restaurant 富大酒樓

[@wongfeihung1847]

Floata Seafood Restaurant! Food isn't good at all but the great thing about that restaurant is that it has a large facility which suits large parties and banquets.. Usually the associations, societies and clubs in Chinatown will host their banquets at Floata..