Near the city of Launceston, there is a literary mural town called Sheffield. In Tasmania, you can enjoy the natural scenery of fertile cattle and sheep, and come to this town to experience a strong cultural atmosphere. In the sun, the walls of the town shine with colorful colors, but because of the sparsely populated afternoon, the quietness of the dust is revealed. In 2007, Eason Chan came here and followed the local customs and created a mural. The content is that he walked alone on the Cradle Mountain in Tasmania and wanted to be alone. Because of his paintings, the town was later popular with Chinese tourists. In the past ten years, the annual award-winning murals displayed in the town center have been changing, and only Eason Chan's paintings have been preserved to this day. When the car just entered the mural town, it felt that the art was strong, and there were all kinds of murals on the two sides of the house, as if the whole town was a giant mural exhibition hall. I am a fan of Dr. Chen, but this painting, as an art professional, you know. I think Dr. Chen didnt think that a painting he had been painting was still in existence for ten years...