Chinese Cultural Centre Museum Review

I heard that Vancouver is a Chinese world, so I guess China Street should be very busy and lively. The result is disappointing. It is actually a few streets that are very old and old. The Zhongshan Park that was well maintained before is also a loss. The exit of the Sun Yat-sen avatar in the park is Chinese culture. The center, no one manages, is a desolate scene, regrettable.

Greater Vancouver Chinese Cultural Center, a Tang Building, next door to Zhongshan Park in Chinatown. There are summer Chinese classes, occasional exhibitions of Chinese culture, as well as book cultural relics museum, Lin Siqi auditorium.

Greater Vancouver Chinese Cultural Center (Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver) is located in Chinatown, Vancouver, is a non-profit charity. There are archives, museums, etc., as well as Chinese schools. It is a very important cultural center for local Chinese activities. It is next to Zhongshan Park, and together it adds attraction to Vancouver's Chinatown.

The Museum and Archives of the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver is a relatively small museum that spares no effort to promote Chinese culture. There are always some cultural activities to attract the local Chinese people to participate actively, and to let more Canadians better understand Chinese culture.

The cultural center is next to Sun Yat-sen Park, a very Chinese cultural building, with content on the zodiac, and occasionally schools organize students to come to activities.