For these shops, the father and his sons simply passed by.
Li Zhaofeng took his sons to Chinatown not just for fun, but also to expose them to more Chinese culture.
When they encountered such shops, Li Zhaofeng would take his sons to look around, like at porcelain, theatrical masks, stalls selling gourds, Copper Coin, Chinese knots, and Go.
Li Zhaofeng also bought a set of chess for the brothers, choosing chess over Go because he only knew chess and didn't want to embarrass himself in front of his sons.
The restaurants in Chinatown were diverse, and Luke even saw a Zhang Liang Spicy Hot Pot, giving him a surreal feeling as if he had traveled back in time, unsure of its authenticity.
Along the way, Luke and the others encountered several groups of tourists, people of various skin colors; the mysterious ancient Orient still holds great appeal abroad.
