The next time you are in Chinatown for the Chinese New Year Make sure you stay into the night. That is when all the colorful and interesting things happen. Not only will you find great food but some very interesting characters. Don't forget to stop by the Art district along Chung King Road. Below are some of the shots for Chinese new year 2013.
Link to album Chinese New Year 2013 Photographed Jorge Gonzales
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