This is a very small area in Toronto, full of high-end shops and restaurants. Well, maybe not all high-end, but definitely all high prices. Take a walk and see the unique shops, which are a nice place to go, and perhaps buy something special.

The first time I went to this place, I felt that the sexual concept of Europeans and Americans was relatively open. There could not be such a place in China. The key is that they are actually more tolerant of the maintenance of human rights, so this place has also become a local characteristic attraction.

Surprisingly, it's right next to Chinatown. It is said that there are celebrations every year, but they didn't catch up when they went.

Canada is a country with high tolerance for comrades all over the world. This is Toronto's gay gathering area. Many bars are busy at night.

Homosexual villages are not exaggerated, but occasionally gay people can be seen, and their behavior is very intimate.