The nightmare is terrifying and abhorrent, but this maze is often filled with endless imagination and contains wonderful inspiration. In many cases, the process of creating great art is painful and dazing, but it is only after the trials and tribulations that an heirloom can emit its light.

In Japan, a treasure of East Asian culture that has had a profound impact on the world, Mount Fuji represents natural charm and solemnity, the torii gate represents the connection between the realm of the gods and human society, the five-tiered pagoda represents devout faith, and Kanagawa Oki Nami Ura represents the peak of Ukiyo-e art. These symbols shine in the world cultures, representing the essence and influence of Japanese culture.

Graffiti first emerged in the streets of the United States in the 1960s, where the walls of houses on the streets became the canvas for artists to freely and spontaneously incorporate their ideas into the street city. Dare to express, dare to shine - street culture is all about being open, confident, and free. It's precisely what we wish for today's youth.

In ancient Chinese mythology, the dragon is a powerful guardian deity that symbolizes good fortune. It is capable of driving away evil and bringing good luck to those who encounter it. Today, the dragon totem has become a symbol of the Chinese nation in the world, representing majesty and sanctity. We hope the dragon will bring good luck and bless and protect people who wear it.