At Chinese commercial center in Chamblee, business owners face

Immigrants working in Chamblee center known as Chinatown try to adapt amid COVID-19, other struggles. This Chinatown is not exactly a town, but a small strip mall with beige walls, green roof tiles, and red signage. Opened on Aug. 8, 1988, it was said to be the first Chinese commercial center in the southeastern U.S. Two stone lions guard its front entrance.

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