The red dot is Hing Hay Park, and the red frame is the International District.
There was a break in the rain today, and so I took the streetcar to the International District. I took a few pictures at Hing Hay Park, and browsed around in the Kinokuniya bookstore (Japanese).
By then another big band of rain clouds were passing over the city, though, and I got a little wet before I made it home.
Main Picture: This dragon mural is facing Hing Hay Park. I love dragons. Insets: Cement benches in the park have beautiful Western chess boards and Xiangqi (Chinese chess) boards built right into them. Chinese chess is played with 14 pieces for each player: two each of Advisor, Cannon, Chariot, Elephant(!), General, Horse, Soldier. Pieces are placed on the intersections of the lines and not inside the squares as in chess.
