The crowd of rioters grew, but the police on the street seemed to have disappeared. Did the police really disappear? Of course not.

The LA police chief has a limited number of police at his disposal, and riots are now breaking out across the city, with tens of thousands of people expected to participate. Throwing this bit out of his own hands is like sprinkling chicken essence into the sea in a vain attempt to get a bowl of seafood soup.

The police force is limited, so it is necessary to prioritize the important places first.

What is an important place? Naturally, those high-end communities, those communities with high land taxes. Places like Beverly Hills and Fifth Avenue.

The people who live here are all from a lot of backgrounds, and if their safety is threatened, then just a phone call away, and their position as police chief may come to an end.

So most of the police in LA City have been pulled to protect the wealthy areas, and if there are more people, they will guard the middle-class neighborhoods and the more important shopping streets. And slums, migrant areas, and Asian areas should not expect police protection.

These people have a weak voice in politics, and many of them have little status in society.

The Chinese circle is a special case, the Chinese circle has few voices, has no voice in society, but is relatively wealthy. Especially those overseas Chinese who come to the Eagle Country from China to work hard, rely on hardships or skills. Coupled with a restrained view of consumption, they often have a large amount of savings.

But because of its low profile, the Chinese circle is actually the most severely suppressed. Although they are wealthy, their social status is not comparable to that of Latin American immigrants or even those who do not have visas. Because the Chinese don't make trouble.

Everyone is used to bullying, and it always has been.

The rioters grew more and more, and after looting a few blocks, they found that they couldn't really go where there was oil and water. The Hermès, LV, and Chanel stores are all located on the busy street, where there are already many police officers.

Not to mention those rich places, where there are not only a large number of police, but also a large number of personal bodyguards. If you trespass into those rich people's places and someone else jumps on you with a shot, the rich don't have any.

Some people in the rioters thought of Chinatown, which was a great place to buy for zero dollars. There are gold shops, mobile phone shops, electrical appliances and so on.

Because Chinese people like to huddle when they are outside, the facilities in Chinatown have always been systematic. If a Chinese person lives and works in Chinatown, he can never leave Chinatown for the rest of his life. Birth, old age, sickness and death can all be solved in Chinatown.

The rioters came to the corner of Chinatown at the instigation of well-intentioned people.

Davis, the leader of the Darwinian church, had arranged for many people to lurk in the midst of the rioting crowd. Their goal is clear, robbing the gold shops in Chinatown is the first, and robbing the foreign exchange in Chinatown is the second.

Chinatown is probably the place with the most foreign exchange outside of banks. Because Chinatown is an ecologically self-consistent circle, the shopkeepers here receive the most renminbi in addition to the eagle yuan.

In order to avoid taxes reasonably, the shops here are actually very happy to accept RMB. If they can, they'll ask Chinese customers to scan the QR code to pay to their personal WeChat or Alipay accounts. Of course, cash is also available. As long as the amount is not very large.

Cash cannot be counted, and if WeChat and Alipay are personal accounts, then the IRS will not be able to conduct tax audits. So the tax problem in Chinatown has always been a big problem. The city of LA also knew, but could not do anything about it. After all, two Chinese scanned the Chinese version of WeChat face to face, and the Eagle State Taxation Bureau could not find out the flow of funds.

Chinatown's ecosystem is the inertia of their lives, but it is also a source of jealousy and hatred.

The rioting crowd numbered in the thousands, and they crowded to the corner of Chinatown. Originally, the people Davis brought were ready to take the lead and buy them directly for zero yuan. But as soon as they came to Chinatown, they were dumbfounded.

Cars blocked the road at the end of the street, and there were many Chinese armed with sticks and weapons standing at the end of the street.

"No marches or riots are welcome in Chinatown, where did you come from, give me where to go back! Otherwise, we will beat you back!" Li Tianzhao, a Chinatown spokesman, stood on top of an SUV and shouted with a loudspeaker.

Accompanied by the sound of his shouting, the disciples of his martial arts hall tapped the ground neatly with eyebrow sticks, and let out a low roar in the form of chest resonance: "Haah~ah~"

This is a way of practicing qi in traditional martial arts, and it can be regarded as a kind of breathing. Traditional fighting formations also use this kind of low roar as a means of calling the formation.

The roars of the disciples were uniform, and the banging of eyebrow sticks on the concrete pavement was loud. Although there were only a few dozen people, they shouted the majesty of more than 100 people.

Coupled with the fact that the Chinese people standing behind the car looked desperate, many of the rioters who were about to storm Chinatown stopped.

The first is that it is very troublesome to look through the rejection of dozens of cars, and the second is that it is difficult to look at the appearance of those people in Chinatown. Many people retreated. It's all bought for zero yuan, so it's great to change places.

Davis, the leader of the Darwinian Church, was the first to react, and he waved his hand: "Go." Dozens of henchmen who followed him immediately disappeared into the night.

The rioters in Chinatown and Chinatown's own garrison faced each other for nearly two hours. There were mutual scolding and fighting between the two sides, as well as throwing stones and smashing wine bottles. But the situation did not expand.

As Lao Sun said, you only need to be more fierce than robbers in the face of robbers, and robbers will not dare to do anything to you.

The defenders of Chinatown did not budge, and after three hours, the sky was slightly brighter. The last of the rioting crowds dispersed.

Earth-shattering cheers erupted inside Chinatown. No one could sleep in Chinatown that night, and the men either went out into the street to confront each other or guarded their doors with knives. The women are guarding the children.

The children took pictures of everything with their phones and sent it online. They called it Guarding Chinatown.

Waiting for the sky to be completely bright, Lao Sun and Xiao Liu came down from the front line. Both of them looked tired. But both were happy.

Li Tianzhao, a Chinatown talker, even stood on the roof of the car and said to everyone with a big lama: "Everyone has done a good job, as long as our attitude is tough enough, they will not dare to come in! We must use this attitude to fight back against them! Today, I am Li Mou, and everyone has a share in the good men who stood on the front line yesterday, and today we will have a seafood dinner!"

The three Wang brothers, who are in the seafood restaurant business, jumped out and said, "President Li, aren't you slapping us in the face? Can you still be charged with money? Today at noon, everyone went to our restaurant to eat and drink, and our three brothers invited!"

Everyone was relieved and only felt that they had escaped. As long as it lasts for two or three days, the country will come to pick up people. These robbers are just outsiders, but that's it.

At noon today, everyone ate and drank at Wangjia Seafood Restaurant, as if they had won a battle. The three Wang brothers toasted at the table, and everyone had the pleasure of the rest of their lives.

Until Wang Changgui, who opened a photo studio, ran to the restaurant panting and shouted: "The police are here!"

"The police came, they came, cut, they didn't come when I asked them last night. Now that we're fine, they've come to ask for credit. The eldest brother of the three brothers of the Wang family, Boss Wang said disdainfully while drinking Lao Xue.

Wang Changgui hurriedly said: "Arrest people and detain the car, you go and see it! They have dragged all our cars away!"

Hearing this, everyone in the restaurant felt that something was wrong, and they didn't care about eating, so everyone hurriedly ran out of the door to take a look. Sure enough, the LA police are towing the cars at the corner with a trailer.

And several police officers wearing sheriff's badges entered Chinatown with their men, and by their expressionless appearances, they knew that they were not good.