Fifth Avenue

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I went to the United States on a business trip, finished my official business in Washington, D.C., and stopped by the East Bank. Fifth Avenue is an important main road in Manhattan, New York City, starting from Washington Square to 138th Street. There are many classics on Fifth Avenue, including the Empire State Building, New York Public Library, Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick's Church, Central Park, and so on. There is an "Art Gallery Avenue" near Central Park, because there are many art galleries there, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Art Museum and so on. On Fifth Avenue, the world's top brand-name stores gather here, forming a high-end shopping area.

I don't know how to write this place. According to many people, this place is equivalent to Vanity Fair. All kinds of luxury brands gathered. Rich and famous people from all walks of life gathered. When I walked around, I came across a tightly guarded, black bulletproof glass car clearing the way, closing the road to watch the lively stage. Compared with the valuables in the luxury stores on Fifth Avenue, the interaction between celebrities and melon-eaters on Vanity Fair is the protagonist of the global drama on Fifth Avenue. The melon-eating crowds who come here for no reason and the celebrities who don't know each other are so harmoniously matched, I will appear on the stage after you sing, it is really lively.

Fifth Avenue in New York, USA runs straight through the central area of Manhattan from south to north. This street is also the busiest and busiest neighborhood in the United States and even in the world. There are many tall buildings on both sides of the street, famous commercial buildings, art museum exhibition halls, churches and some big-name commercial headquarters flagship stores can be found here. Although the people and cars are said to be, they are in order.

All well-known shops and hotels. The high end of Fifth Avenue is the high end of New York. It's worth visiting to see what's on offer here.

When you arrive in New York, you can't experience Manhattan's fashion and appreciate the prosperity of New York unless you have a stroll on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. The Fifth Avenue running north and south of Manhattan connects the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick’s Church, Central Park and other famous American historical landmarks. From 34th Street to 60th Street, it is the world’s most upscale shopping district. Japanese people come and go, the stream is endless~