Prado Center

The Prado Center, Prado Center, is a shopping center, next to Atlantic Avenue (Atlantic Ave), near Highway 60. Atlantic Avenue is nearly parallel to the 70th kilometer, winding, roughly from south to north, and there are many lively points on both sides of the road. It is a famous and bustling avenue east of Los Angeles, which passes through many small cities east of Los Angeles. The city is usually small, and many of the cities in the Los Angeles metropolitan area are small, with geographical scope equivalent to a street in Shanghai or a former neighborhood. In the Chinese mind, Atlantic Avenue is the most prosperous part of the city, just across the city of Monterey Park. After crossing north from the bridge on Highway 60, Pacific Avenue is the Monterey Park, which is lively. The Prado Center on the west side of Pacific Avenue is almost the first to bear the brunt of the Chinese, and the nearby old beauty is also endless. Monterrey Park, Monterey Park, is the earliest Chinese commercial residential area established in Southern California. It has always been famous among Chinese new and old immigrants. Montebello City near the center of Prado is a lively and bustling business district and old American residential area, and it is also famous among new and old immigrants in South America. To the north of the Prado Center is the famous East Los Angeles College, which is surrounded by Los Angeles residents. Students can walk through a small street to visit the Prado Center. The Prado Center parking lot is almost always full when the store is open. Although rumors are panic, people here shop, eat, walk, still not panic. On both sides of the bustling Pacific Avenue, people and cars run to each other, and the sun shines as usual.

This store is very good, the grade is relatively high, the quality of the goods is OK, it is OK.