Los Angeles Chinatown.
A black SUV drove into Chinatown, with many pedestrians on both sides of the street, most of whom seemed like tourists, and among them, Chinese faces were the majority.
Luke looked out the car window at the right side of the street, unable to understand why there were so many Chinese tourists in Chinatown.
Local Chinese people in Chinatown were not surprising, but tourists from China coming to Chinatown baffled Luke.
Chinatown in America retained some Chinese traditions, but it had somewhat lost its essence, far less authentic than the Chinese vibes in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
In Luke's opinion, since one is visiting America, one should experience American culture, and visiting Chinatown in America is not as good as going to Hong Kong or Taiwan.
The black SUV stopped beside a two-story building with a slanted roof, and a sign for Silver Cross Law Office hung above the first floor.
"Stop here," Luke waved his hand.
