ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月16日 01時59分

Behind a small storefront on Mott Street, in Chinatown, every inch of free space has been turned over to Lunar New Year decorations: long-stringed lanterns, banners and paper charms celebrating the #YearoftheDog, which kicks off tomorrow. Typically, people come here for something else entirely: to do their laundry. For 8 weeks, though, Jie Li is filled with red and gold prosperity charms and souvenir cards, among other things. Yesterday, a few laundromat patrons had to wedge their way between customers paying for knickknacks and cartoon dog cards. “My mom is the real entrepreneur,” said Jason Luo, 24, who runs the family’s second business, a gadget shop, a few blocks away. “She knows a business can’t survive on one single thing. And if you have room, you should utilize it.” The #LunarNewYear parade will wend its way through the neighborhood tomorrow. @jeenahmoon took this photo while on #nytassignment in #Chinatown. #? #?

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