Little China

In the 40s, this part of Watson aspired to be the next City Center. Corps invested heavily in the area, putting up towers and cutting-edge clinics such as the Med Center. That's where you slapped down your credchip for implants – that is, if you wanted to get them legally. But soon enough this neighborhood became populated with immigrants, mostly from China, hence the name. Over the next few decades, the district became increasingly more populated and diverged from its original plans. Today Little China is considered a poor district, but its food, smells, neon lights, tucked-away little shops and overall atmosphere draws the crowds. Even low-ranking corpos drop in to gamble and put eurodollar bills into thongs. The sight of suits strolling past the homeless also shouldn't take anyone here by surprise.