From Wage Slave to Tycoon novel Chapter 333

Chapter 333: Chapter 190: San Francisco Half-Day Tour

"The world is for the public!" The gate to Chinatown was a massive plaque. As soon as Su Chen saw those words, two names flashed into his mind.

Hongmen, Zhi Gong Hall!

These two names held countless stories. Back then, their headquarters was located right in this famous Chinatown, the very one before Su Chen’s eyes.

"Tsk, tsk... how does this feel just like being back home?" Chen Fei looked around and saw that the vast majority of faces were Asian. From time to time, he could even hear snippets of Cantonese and Hakka.

"You’re not wrong about that," Su Chen said with a smile.

"You have to understand, San Francisco’s total population is only about eight hundred thousand, and people of Chinese descent make up twenty-one percent of that. That means about one in every five people you meet is one of our own."

Chen Fei was baffled by Su Chen’s explanation. He was just about to ask how Su Chen knew all that when he saw him already walking inside. Seeing this, Chen Fei hurried to catch up.

After passing through the gateway, a classic mural appeared on their right. The subject was none other than the renowned Bruce Lee. Besides Bruce Lee, the wall also depicted a soaring, five-clawed divine dragon. ’The symbolism of it all...’

Without a second thought, Su Chen pulled out his phone and snapped a few pictures, even asking Chen Fei to take a few of him with the mural.

The architectural style throughout Chinatown was somewhat reminiscent of early Xiangjiang. The distinctive signs, paired with neon lights, were particularly eye-catching.

Large red lanterns hung down the middle of the street, giving the whole district a festive air.

Su Chen saw some shops specializing in items with distinct Huaxia characteristics and couldn’t resist going in for a look. He discovered that the vast majority of the goods inside were shipped from Yiwu in Zhejiang Province.

This reminded Su Chen of the many tourists he’d read about online. They would travel to other countries, see all sorts of strange and wonderful things, and then spend a great deal of effort and money shipping them back home from thousands of kilometers away.

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