Jan 11, 5:32 PM EST New York's other Chinatown: Flushing, Queens By BETH J. HARPAZ AP Travel Editor NEW YORK (AP) -- For many visitors to New York, a trip to Chinatown means heading to Lower Manhattan. But the city has another Chinatown in Flushing, Queens, not as well-known, but just as vibrant. It's a fun place to spend a day exploring, shopping, and above all, eating. You can also celebrate the Year of the Tiger here: Flushing's Lunar New Year parade takes place Feb. 20, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Typically some 4,000 people turn out for the spectacle, which includes dragon dancers, steel drummers and fireworks. Getting to Flushing from Manhattan is a snap. Just take the No. 7 train from Times Square, Fifth Avenue or Grand Central to the last stop, Main Street. You'll emerge from the subway into the heart of downtown Flushing at one of New York City's busiest intersections. "If you come on a weekend, there's barely space to walk," said Shawn