New York followed suit by creating a similar commercial street, which was even directly connected to New York's Chinatown, endowing this street, and even Su Wan with deeper ties.
It is important to note that the combined Chinese population of New York Brooklyn, Chinatown, and Flushing exceeded one million.
That population was more than the entire population of Indianapolis.
If this project really got off the ground, then from any perspective, Su Wan could not refuse and would definitely become the spokesperson of Su Wan Street.
Herbert and the mayor of Indianapolis had no reason to stop Su Wan either.
With "Chinese bloodstream" overcoming "Indiana spirit," Donnie Walsh had made a precise strike!
Even Su Wan, the person involved, could only say one word:
"Brilliant!"
Two days later, Su Wan indeed received a call from Tyrone. The New York Government had passed the proposal for "Su Wan Street," and representatives hurried to discuss the details with him.
