San Francisco and Los Angeles are not the same city in the United States.
San Francisco, also known as San Francisco and San Francisco, is a port city on the Pacific coast of California, a world-famous tourist destination, and the core city of Northern California.
Los Angeles, located in the southwestern part of California, is the second largest city in the United States and the largest city in the western part of the United States, and is often referred to as the "City of Angels" (City of Angels).
The United States also has the following more famous cities:
New York (the first city of the United States)
New York City (City of New York, referred to as NYC), located in the southeastern part of the U.S. state of New York on the Atlantic Ocean coast, is the first largest city in the U.S. and the first largest port, the world's fourth largest city .
New York also exerts great influence in business and finance. New York's Times Square, the hub of the Broadway Theater District, has been called the "Crossroads of the World" and is one of the centers of the world's entertainment industry. Manhattan's Chinatown is the densest concentration of Chinese in the Western Hemisphere.
2. Houston
Houston (Houston), is the first largest city in the U.S. state of Texas, the fourth largest city in the U.S., and the largest economic center on the Gulf Coast. Covering an area of 1,440 square kilometers, the city was named after Sam Houston, the president of Texas **** and the country.
Houston is known worldwide for its energy (especially oil), aviation industry and canals. Houston is home to the Texas Medical Center, the world's largest and most important concentration of research and treatment facilities. Houston has been called a "Global City" by the Globalization and World Cities Study Group and Network (GaWC).
3. Philadelphia (Eastern United States)
Philadelphia is located in the southeastern part of the U.S. state of Pennsylvania, and is the center of the Delaware Valley metropolitan area. Philadelphia is one of the oldest and most historically significant cities in the U.S. Philadelphia is one of the oldest and most historically significant cities in the United States, and was the capital of the U.S. in the period of 1790-1800, before Washington, D.C., was founded and is therefore of great significance in U.S. history. position in American history.
4. Chicago (city in Illinois, USA)
Chicago, located on the south side of Lake Michigan in the Midwestern United States, is one of the world's leading international financial centers. In addition, Chicago is home to many world-famous skyscrapers and is known as the "home of the skyscraper". Chicago is a world-renowned tourist mecca, and in 2016*** received more than 50 million visitors from around the world.
5. Boston (capital and largest city of Massachusetts)
Boston is the capital and largest city of the U.S. state of Massachusetts, and the largest city in the New England region of the northeastern United States.
Located on the Atlantic coast of the northeastern United States, Boston was founded in 1630 and is one of the oldest and most culturally valuable cities in the United States. U.S. history was marred by the Boston Tea Dumping Incident, which eventually led to the famous American Revolutionary War.
Boston is the center of higher education and health care in the northeastern United States, and has the most educated population in the nation. Its economy is based on scientific research, finance and technology-especially bioengineering-and it is considered a global city or a world city.
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Festivals are held every month in San Francisco:
January/ February
San Francisco's annual minority festivals begin with the Chinese New Year - the exact date depends on the Chinese lunar calendar. The main festivities are firecrackers and fireworks, the posting of spring scrolls, the Miss Chinatown Pageant and the Dragon Lantern Dance Parade.
March
Irish descendants celebrate St. Patrick's Day with religious events, fine wines and a flag-waving parade on March 17 (or the nearest Sunday). Even though Easter is not an official holiday in San Francisco, San Franciscans celebrate accordingly. "The San Francisco Bay Area Music Awards are presented to local musicians in March.
April
San Francisco's Japanese community celebrates the Cherry Blossom Festival in mid- to late-April, with performers traveling from Japan to perform on stage and a number of festivals in Japantown. The San Francisco Film Festival, the oldest in North America, also kicks off in April.
May
May 5 is a holiday for the Friends of Zinke de Mar commemorating the Mexican victory over the French in 1862, and the festivities culminate with the crowning of a festival queen at the Civic Center.
June
The rainbow-flagged 'Gay and Lesbian Freedom Day' parade on the last Sunday in June runs from the Financial District down Market Street to the Castro.
July
July 4 is America's Independence Day, a national holiday with fireworks at Cress Plaza and the Golden Gate Bridge. The Cable Car Bell Ringing Championships are held in Federal Plaza and Bowker Street Plaza.
August/September
August is a quieter month, with the exception of the neighborhood fairs in Japantown, and in September the San Francisco Fair opens at the Civic Center, while several other fairs are held on Folsom and Castro streets. On the last weekend of August, the San Francisco Blues Festival takes the stage at Fort Mason.
October
October 12 is Columbus Day, commemorating the Genoese explorer's 1492 discovery of the New World. An Italian folk celebration will be held in North Beach on that occasion. Traditional festivities include a religious service at St. Peter's St. Paul's Church in Washington Square and a parade to Fisherman's Wharf to pray for a good fishing harvest.The last day of October is Halloween, which is a perfect opportunity to throw a party - there are pumpkin lamps, pumpkin pies, and commuters change into bizarre Halloween costumes.
November
On Nov. 2 Mexican communities celebrate the Day of the Dead. Ancestral spirits are said to return on this day, and the Mishon District will hold a nighttime ceremony to send the spirits back. The San Francisco Jazz Festival opens in Nov. The fourth Thursday in November is Thanksgiving Day and the unofficial program rehearsal, and the big Christmas shopping is about to begin!
December
San Francisco's Christmas season is a time when all the major department stores have their windows decked out, and New Year's is a great opportunity for people to revel in the festivities.
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