-
chinatown is
known as
Pecinan, a
shortened term of pe-cina-an,
means everything related to the
Chinese people. Most of
these pecinans usually located in...
- 19th and 20th centuries. They are
mostly concentrated in
locations called pecinan (chinatowns) in
urban Java with
significant numbers in Jakarta, Surabaya...
- (2006).
Bakar pecinan!:
konflik pribumi vs Cina di
Kudus tahun 1918. Jakarta: CëRMIN. pp. 68–69. Asy'ari,
Hasyim (2006).
Bakar pecinan!:
konflik pribumi...
- Malaysia, 1992.
Shophouse courtyard, Melaka, Malaysia, 1990.
Shophouse in
Pecinan, Semarang, 1991.
Colonial shophouses with Back Lane in
George Town, Penang...
- Jakarta;
Kampung Bugis (Buginese village);
Kampung Cina (also
known as
Pecinan),
which refers to a
Tionghoa village or
could be
equivalent to Chinatown...
-
Chinatown in the
vicinity of Gang Pinggir. The
Chinatown is
called "Kampong
Pecinan Semawis" and
expresses many
aspects of
traditional Chinese culture including...
-
village of
Taman Sari, West Jakarta, Indonesia. The area is also
known as
Pecinan or
Chinatown since the
Dutch colonial era, and is
considered the biggest...
- in Magelang's town square.
Jalan Pemuda ("Youth Street") is Magelang's
Pecinan (Chinatown). The one-way 1.5-kilometre-long (0.93 mi) road is the centre...
-
cessation of violence, all of Batavia's
ethnic Chinese were
moved to a
pecinan, or Chinatown,
outside of the city walls, now
known as Glodok. This allowed...
-
laksa is a dish that was born from
actual intermarriage. In
early coastal pecinan (Chinese settlement) in
maritime Southeast Asia, it was only
Chinese men...
