ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月29日 13時54分

Welcome to Party World KTV, a popular destination for those looking to sing Chinese pop songs, accompanied by music videos occasionally set in the Ming dynasty and frequently featuring people crying. “Sometimes you just want to sing, and then sing more,” said Karns You, 30, who was photographed by @avelkaim one recent Friday night at Party World KTV in Richmond, a suburb of #Vancouver. This is a crooning microcosm of Canada’s rapidly shifting urban cultural landscape. Richmond’s population is 54% ethnic Chinese and three-quarters nonwhite or aboriginal, a stark change from 25 years ago. Restaurants serving cuisines from practically every Chinese province line the city’s streets, where Mandarin and a slew of Chinese dialects are far more likely to be heard than English. Karns, 30, who’s from China’s Guangdong Province, often indulges in #karaoke outings 4 times a week. “KTV is the best way to get rid of stress,” he said. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #?

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