Located 16 km southwest of Sydney's CBD, Hurstville occupies a unique position on Sydney's population map.
There are more than half of the people who claim to have a Chinese background, the only single non-English immigrant community in the new state with more than the rest of the population.
According to the last census data, 52.5% of the Hurstville population filled in the Chinese background. Other close areas include-Burwood (41%), Eastwood (36.5%) and Haymarket (36%)-but none of them is more than half.
Immigrants from most countries live together in cities in a way that supports each other and preserves cultural traditions in the new world.
According to the census, it requires two background statistics-one for both parents-and few regions have residents of Chinese background.
But there are also inside and outside, such as Rookwood, which may also have thousands of Chinese immigrants, but no one indicated in the 2011 census questionnaire. Because it's a cemetery.