What's Los Angeles like at four in the morning?

This sentence comes from an interview with Kobe Bryant and is now generally used to describe hard training and success. The interview content is as follows:

The reporter asked, "Why are you so successful?"

Kobe asked, "Do you know what Los Angeles is like at four in the morning?"

The reporter shook his head: "I don't know, then tell me what Los Angeles is like at four o'clock every morning?"

Kobe scratched his head and said, "The sky is full of stars, with few lights and few pedestrians."

Speaking of this, Kobe smiled. "I don't know what it is." But it doesn't matter, do you think? Every day at four o'clock in the morning, when it is still dark in Los Angeles, I get up and walk in the dark streets of Los Angeles. One day has passed, and the darkness in Los Angeles has not changed at all; Two days have passed, and the darkness has not changed at all; Ten years later, the street darkness in Los Angeles at four o'clock in the morning has not changed, but I have become an athlete with muscular, energetic, powerful and high shooting percentage. "

Kobe Bryant, born on August 23rd, 1978, a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, is a former American professional basketball player. He is a shooting guard/small forward (swingman), nicknamed "Black Mamba"/"Peter Pan". [ 1]? The whole NBA career (1996 -20 16) played for the Los Angeles Lakers. He is the son of former NBA player Joe Bryant.

Kobe Bryant is one of the best scorers in NBA. He won numerous awards in his career. He is familiar with breakthrough, shooting, free throws and three-pointers, and there is almost no offensive blind spot. The personal record of 8 1 minute in a single game strongly proves this point. In addition to scoring crazily, Kobe's organizational ability is also outstanding, and he often serves as the first sponsor of the team's attack. In addition, Kobe is one of the best defenders in the league, and his personal defense is very oppressive.

2016 On April 14, Kobe announced his retirement after the last regular season home game against Jazz.

September 20 17, the Lakers officially announced that they would retire Kobe's No.8 and No.24 jerseys on February 20 17 19. Kobe also became the first player in the NBA to retire two team number jerseys at the same time.