Huangjueping Graffiti Street and the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute

In 2007 the district and the art college painted 37 apartment blocks along 1.25 km of Yangjiu Road between the railway hospital and the 501 art warehouse (800 workers, students and artists, 150 days, 12.5 tonnes of paint) and called it the largest graffiti work in China. It has been repainted twice since, in 2021 (facades reproducing Luo Zhongli, Zhang Xiaogang and other Sichuan Fine Arts Institute names) and from 2025, when the district split the street into a free-graffiti zone, a restricted zone and a look-only zone and published a map. It is a public road, open all hours, two million visitors a year, with the Jiaotong Teahouse in a sunken lane off it and the old campus of the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute at its end — which lets the public in with an ID document, and, for foreigners, 'valid documents registered at the gate' during the June graduation show.