Without Hollywood, Los Angeles would be a city. After flying for 15 hours, Madrid made a stopover in Paris and finally arrived in Los Angeles. I'm in Los Angeles today, and let's be honest, Los Angeles

Without Hollywood, Los Angeles would be a city.

After flying for 15 hours, Madrid made a stopover in Paris and finally arrived in Los Angeles.

I walked around Los Angeles today, and to be honest, Los Angeles didn't give me anything new. First of all, after 7 o'clock in the evening, there are few normal people in sight on the street; secondly, the Hollywood Walk of Fame is just like that, with a few celebrity stars on the two-meter-wide road, and a few homeless people are seen around from time to time, adding a little other elements; the Los Angeles subway is a little scary, and you often don't see people in the station, and if you do, you feel that those people are not very normal. Personal garbage left in the subway cars, traces of unknown liquids, and the occasional smell of marijuana, the Stamper Center for basketball in Los Angeles was not accessible because of a TV show. It was fun to see those who participated in the show on the side of the road, and they were also watered by the heavy rain. #洛杉矶#