Following the historic trend of Chinese immigrants to other parts of the world, either due to business adventures in Southeast Asia and Europe, or the construction of railroads in North America, Chinese culture has influenced the design of Chinese immigrant homes and gardens in respective cities worldwide. This special issue discusses this phenomenon, it may include but not limited to the Chinatowns and Chinese gardens in Asia, Europe, America, and elsewhere:

Year	City and Country	Garden Name
1753	Stockholm, Sweden	Chinese Pavilion at Drottningholm Palace
1762	London, UK	Great Pagoda (in Kew Gardens)
1790	Munich, Germany	Chinesischer Turm in the Englischer Garten (Chinese Tower in the English Garden)
1880	Paris, France	Chinese Pagoda
1975	Jurong East, Singapore	Chinese Garden
1980	New York, USA	Astor Court (a Ming-dynasty style, Chinese-garden courtyard in the Metropolitan Museum of Art)
1983	Munich, Germany	Garten von Duft und Pracht (Garden of Scent and Splendor, at the International Garden Expo)
1984	Liverpool, UK	The Chinese Garden, at the International Garden Festival
1986	Vancouver, Canada	Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
1988	Sydney, Australia	Chinese Garden of Friendship
1988	Duisburg, Germany	Duiburg Zoo Chinese Garden
1990	Frankfurt, Germany	Chinese Garden
1990 2011	Seattle, USA	Seattle Chinese Garden
1991	Montreal, Canada	Chinese Garden (in Montreal Botanical Garden)
1994	Zürich, Switzerland	Chinagarten Zürich
1996	Enchoen, Japan	Chinese Garden
1997	Santa Luċija, Malta	Chinese Garden of Serenity (Ġnien is-Serenità)
1998	Staten Island, New York, USA	Chinese Scholar’s Garden
1999	Portland, Oregon, USA	Lan Su Chinese Garden
2001	Mannheim, Germany	Duojing Garten in Luisenpark
2008	Dunedin, New Zealand	Lan Yuan Dunedin Chinese Garden (The Garden of Enlightenment,)
2008	Hamburg, Germany	Chinesisches Teehaus Yu Garden
2008 2014	San Marino, California, USA	Huntington Chinese Garden (Garden of Flowing Fragrance)
2011	Kumamoto, Japan	Koshi Park
2015	Kingston, Jamaica	Chinese Garden (in Hope Gardens)

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Journal of Chinese Architecture and Urbanism 2019, 1(1), 20

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Journal of Chinese Architecture and Urbanism, Electronic ISSN: 2717-5626, Published by AccScience Publishing