Travel Notes | Free Travel in Western America - Los Angeles
Everyone knows that NBA legend and retired Los Angeles star Kobe Bryant died unexpectedly in an accident a while ago, which shocked the whole world, including me of course. I think Kobe’s Mamba Mentality is respectable, and this song is truly worthy of this spirit, so I chose it, hoping that Kobe’s spirit can always inspire us to keep moving forward.
This issue is the final chapter of this series. It is called the "City of Angels" and is also the home city of Kobe's team-Los Angeles.
Almost every foreign city has a Chinatown. As the name suggests, it is a small business district built for Chinese people. In fact, it may not necessarily be said that it has special features, but almost everyone will choose to take a walk and have a look.
When I first came to Chinatown, I met a film crew filming a scene. It seemed that I was really lucky.
Young Chinese pianist Li Yundi once performed here.
This is where the Academy Awards ceremony is held. The pillars on both sides of the stairs are engraved with the winning films of each Academy Award.
As a cultural and historical landmark in Hollywood, the Walk of Fame includes more than 2,500 five-pointed terrazzo and brass "stars" embedded in the sidewalks along 15 blocks of "Hollywood Boulevard" and 3 blocks of "Vine Street" superior. "Stars" represent a lasting memorial to those who have made outstanding achievements in the entertainment industry, recording the names of actors, musicians, directors, producers, musical groups, theater groups, fictional characters and others. The Walk of Fame is maintained by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and the self-funded Hollywood Historic Trust.
The excerpt I took here captures the star of Michael Jackson, as well as the imprints of Stan Lee, the father of Marvel, Zhao Wei, and Huang Xiaoming. Of course, there is also a photo of me and the wax figure of my idol Kobe.
You can also see many artistic graffiti walls on the streets of Los Angeles, and of course there are Victoria's Secret wings. Many passers-by stopped to take photos.
Beverly Hills is known as "the most exclusive residential area in the world" and is known as the representative and symbol of wealth and fame. Located on the refreshing Pacific coast and at the foot of the Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills is the world-famous dreamland in the minds of the world's richest people. As the most famous city within a city in Los Angeles, it has the world's most upscale commercial streets and numerous mansions of Hollywood movie stars. It is also a city in the world. A holy place in the film industry. Beverly Hills attracts countless tourists from all over the world every year, curiously exploring its streets and alleys. The world's top fashion brands are gathered here, and each store is splendid. The finely carved marble, brass doors, and arched fountains make this street suddenly more impressive. Now it is the most expensive shopping mall in the world.
A little disclosure, the picture below is Jackie Chan’s mansion in Beverly Hills, and there is a helicopter.
Located on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, it is the most famous fashion street in the Los Angeles area.
Although it is not as well-known as Sunset Blvd, Rodeo Drive is a famous high-end commercial street in Los Angeles, located in the center of Beverly Hills where there are many mansions. Numerous luxury stores have settled on both sides of the street, and the rare and colorful display windows are dizzying. Not to be outdone, major famous car dealers have placed their top models in the most conspicuous positions. There are also high-end restaurants, bars, galleries and other places interspersed throughout. Although these are expensive, they are a feast for the eyes and allow people to experience the luxurious life of celebrities up close.
Of course, not everything on Rodeo Drive is unattainable. There are also many affordable restaurants and cafes scattered among the famous shops. After you are tired from shopping, sit in an open-air cafe and bask in the sun, look at the luxury around you, and enjoy a bit of tranquility. It is the "luxury" that is close to you.
This is the home arena of the Los Angeles Lakers. There are also many statues of famous Lakers players in the arena, such as Chamberlain, O'Neal, "Sky Hook" Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and "Magic" Johnson.
Universal Studios Hollywood is located in the northwest suburbs of Los Angeles. At the beginning of the 20th century, film producers found the ideal natural environment for filming here and concentrated there one after another, making this piece of land gradually become a world-famous movie city. In 1908, Hollywood produced one of the earliest feature films, "Monte Cristo." Production companies were established one after another in 1912, and by 1928 a lineup of film companies was formed, headed by the "Eight Major Film Companies" such as Paramount. The 1930s and 1940s were the heyday of Hollywood. A large number of excellent films were produced that became masterpieces in film history, and the influence of American films spread throughout the world.
Griffith Observatory is one of the world's most famous observatories.
It is located on the hill northwest of the center of Los Angeles, far away from the Hollywood Hills.
It is a landmark building in Los Angeles. It has been the location of the movies "Charlie's Angels 2" and "GoldenEye", and appeared in the game "Grand Theft Auto V".
This last one pays tribute to Kobe, "Have you ever seen Los Angeles at four in the morning?"
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