On the way back to Launceston, passing through Sheffield Town, SHEFFIELD, the first ordinary town established by the early colonists in the interior of Tasmania, inspired by the Canadian town of Chemainus, the local government It also mobilized the masses to create murals to promote the development of the local tourism industry, thus re-giving the town a new look. Now Sheffield Town is famous for its mural town, which attracts more than 200,000 tourists every year. Hong Kong singer Eason Chan has also left his own murals. The famous mainland actor Li Chen has painted here, but maybe I should have painted all the bad things. I have found it several times and I have found it. The mural town hosts an international mural competition every year, starting from the annual Easter Sunday, a week in which artists create their most proud paintings for jury selection, activities in the town. The mural park is held and all murals will be exhibited and will be retained for the second year of the competition. This mural symbolizing the friendship between the Chinese and Australian people makes me really difficult to understand. The rice flag is five stars, the panda is on the koala, the lavender is on the chrysanthemum, but the kangaroo is on the mouse. What do you mean?