Before Louis Williams joined us, Peak had signed 1 NBA stars this season. Although most of the stars performed well, the market for their teams was not hot. Peak's move not only takes a fancy to the long history of basketball culture in city of angels and the sensational effect brought by Kobe Bryant's curtain call season, which has played in the league for 2 seasons, but also is that Los Angeles is Peak's second home. Peak opened a branch and R&D center in Los Angeles in early 212, and used it as a base to expand the global market. In February of the same year, Peak's two global flagship stores successively settled in Los Angeles. Now, signing a Lakers star not only means an important step in Peak's internationalization strategy, but also hopes that Peak, who is influential in the American market, will use this as a window to let more people know about himself.