Depicting the sentiment of older generation immigrants, Old Town San Diego, San Diego, USA.

Old Town San Diego is bustling with tourists, many of whom are dressed in Mexican ethnic costumes and wearing cowboy hats, including middle-aged and elderly people and children. As soon as you enter, you are attracted by the Mexican dance being performed on stage, and the atmosphere is filled with Mexican, Native American, and African rhythms. The locals say this is their hometown. The Old Town area has small museums, former school sites, small shops, and home scenes, which look like movie sets. San Diego is a city where multi-ethnic Americans gather, and although it has been around for a long time, the nostalgia will not be forgotten. In the old town, there are many restaurants where corn can be made into salads, wraps, fried corn chips, and other dishes made with authentic Indian grilled meat and beans, which are very popular. Various small shops are decorated with unique features, many of which are handmade products. At a restaurant surrounded by cacti walls, sitting under a blooming and colorful bougainvillea while drinking coffee and eating unique potato chips, the locals around sway and dance, leaving an unforgettable memory. Remember that you can take the green line tram from the city center to reach the Old Town of San Diego.