Do you know what Los Angeles looks like at 4 o'clock every morning?

Original English sentence: I know the appearance of Los Angeles at 4 am every day!

Translation: Do you know what it’s like at four o’clock in the morning in Los Angeles?

Original text of the interview:

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

Kobe asked: "Do you know what it is like at four o'clock in the morning in Los Angeles? What does it look like?"

The reporter shook his head: "I don't know, what is it like at four o'clock in the morning in Los Angeles?"

Kobe scratched his head and said: "It's full. There are stars in the sky, few lights, and very few pedestrians." Speaking of this, Kobe smiled, "I don't know exactly what it is like, but it doesn't matter, right? It was still dark at four o'clock, so I got up and walked on the dark streets of Los Angeles. One day passed, and the darkness of Los Angeles did not change at all. Two days passed, and the darkness still did not change at all. More than ten years later, the streets of Los Angeles still remained dark at four o'clock in the morning. The darkness has not changed, but I have become an athlete with strong muscles, physical fitness and strength, and a high shooting percentage."

Extended information:

In high school, Bryant led Lower Merion High School to a 31-3 record and won the school's first state championship in 50 years. Such dazzling results were enough for him to obtain basketball scholarships from prestigious schools such as North Carolina and Duke, but Kobe "had no ambition to play in the college league."

In 1996, Kobe Bryant made a statement at his alma mater, skipping college and entering the professional arena directly. Less than two months after his statement, he was drafted by the Hornets with the 13th overall pick in the first round and traded to the Lakers. On November 6 of the same year, Kobe scored his first point in the NBA through a free throw at Madison Square Garden. The next year, Kobe Bryant won the All-Star Slam Dunk Contest with a "crotch change-hand dunk". In 2000, Kobe Bryant's Lakers defeated the Pacers 4:2 to win the NBA championship. In the crucial game, when O'Neal was sent off and he sprained his ankle, Kobe turned the tide and scored 8 points in extra games to help the Lakers win the championship point.

Since entering the league, Kobe has always had the highest goal of catching up and surpassing Jordan. As early as the 1998 All-Star Game, he dared to shout to "Postman" Malone: ??"Put away your damn pick-and-roll, I'm going to duel with Jordan!" In 2003, Kobe and Jordan ushered in the end of their careers. A meeting of kings. Kobe's farewell method was decisive and tough. He not only led the Lakers to defeat the Wizards, but also beat Jordan's 23 points with 55 points in a single game. Of course, the three-pointer in the All-Star Game of the same year was also recorded in NBA history.

At that time, every Jordan fan regarded Kobe as a "relentless" sinner, and some were also intoxicated by the young man's fearless eyes. Losing could keep him awake all night, and he would get up in the middle of the night to continue training. He said: "Someone always has to win the game, so why can't it be me?" In 1998, when Kobe asked Jordan for advice, Kobe had arrived 30 minutes earlier than the agreed time. But when he arrived, he found that Jordan had been practicing for half an hour. Ten years later, it was Kobe's turn to ask reporters, "It's four o'clock in the morning in Los Angeles."