Chengdu Taikoo Li is popular because of: street photography.

Taikoo Li is a commercial district with a strong cultural atmosphere in Chengdu. It not only has many food, fashion brands, cultural activities, etc., but also has many design buildings and art installations. Therefore, it attracts many people who like street photography and fashion.

People come to take photos and check in.

As an intersection of culture and fashion in Chengdu, Taikoo Li’s charm attracts more and more people to experience it.

Taikoo Li's block layout is also very reasonable. Pedestrian areas and vehicle areas are clearly separated, and only walking and bicycles are allowed to pass. Therefore, it is quite safe and allows people to experience the atmosphere here more relaxedly.

These factors attract many people to Taikoo Li for street photography. Whether they are photography beginners or photography enthusiasts, they can find the subject and composition they want here.

Taikoo Li preserves many historical monuments and cultural heritage in Chengdu, exuding unique charm in the blend of history and modernity.

In addition, there are various cultural and artistic activities in Taikoo Li, such as concerts, lectures, cultural experience activities, etc., which are held from time to time, allowing people to appreciate the art and enjoy life while feeling the cultural charm of Chengdu.

Characteristics of Taikoo Li Chengdu: Taking into account both international vision and regional characteristics, Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li Chengdu invited many artists at home and abroad to tailor-make 21 unique pieces of art, many of which were created by female artists.

With the themes of people, nature, and culture, these works of art that integrate Eastern and Western ideas, either in the form of plants, natural scenery, or elements of life, freeze beautiful moments and precipitate art under the open sky.

The beauty of it makes urbanites who grew up here feel a simple and true feeling.

"Random Thoughts" placed in the Manga Square was created by artists Blessing Hancock and Joe O'Connell. The clear light penetrates the sculpture, filling the square with the philosophies of Eastern and Western poets, and the light of wisdom shines brightly again;

"Father and Son" from artist POLO perfectly displays the deep emotions between father and son through vivid life scenes, and the warmth of family love permeates the alley.

The bright purple petals of "Big Flower" describe British female artist Jenny Pickford's thinking about nature and cities; while another female artist Sophie Nielson uses "Chan Juan" to combine human beings' infinite longing for the sky with

Beautiful wishes are fully displayed in this open space.