🎥: @lachinatown LINK IN BIO! Chinatown Blooms 🌸 Chinatown is one of L.A.’s most popular tourist destinations, located in Downtown L.A. near the city’s civic and cultural center. Travelers may be confused by the “New Chinatown” mural that marks the neighborhood’s Central Plaza - LA’s first Chinatown was located where Union Station is now. In the early 1930s, the old enclave was razed in favor of L.A.’s major train terminal. On June 25, 1938, a new Chinatown celebrated its grand opening not far

🎥: @lachinatown LINK IN BIO! Chinatown’s bustling Central Plaza is home to must-see AAPI monuments like the 7-foot statue of Bruce Lee. The legendary martial arts star owned a studio a short walk from the statue, at 628 W. College St. A plaque commemorates Peter SooHoo Sr, the co-founder of Chinatown and the first Chinese American employee of the Department of Water and Power. (Peter’s grandson is Jon SooHoo, the Dodgers’ official photographer.) Nearby is the Chinese Celestial Dragon mural pain