One of two lions that guarded the gate to Chinatown.

A Micky Mouse statue was for sale inside one of the windows in Chinatown.

A mural was painted on a wall next to Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

Another mural was painted on a wall next to 519 Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

Graffiti covered a rollup door in front of a camera shop in Chinatwon.

Red latterns were suspended over Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

The words, "Trade Mark," were part of a wall in Chinatown.

A fancy painted lamp post was alongside Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

The Canton Bazaar was located on Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

Yet another mural was painted on a rollup door in Chinatown.

Stockton Street paralled Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

Decorated columns were in front of the Bank Of America building in Chinatown.

The words, "Juno And The Dragon," were pained on a closed store on Grant Aveneue in Chinatwon.

The mural for, "Juno And The Dragon," was painted on a wall next to the words.

The Artist for "Juno And The Dragon," was @LukeDragon.art.

Commercial Street ended at Grant Avenue in Chinatwown.

An old mural was painted on a wall next to Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

The mural extended downhill from Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

A metal screen protected a closed store on Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

The words, "Imagine Spark Empower," were painted on a wall next to Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

Another mural was painted on a wall next to a car parked on Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

Art and graffiti were painted on a traffic control box on Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

A mural on a wall next to Grant Avenue in Chinatown remembereed the, "International Hotel."

Fruit was for sale in bins in front of, "Grant Market," on Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

A painting of Cai Shen was on the glass of a shop on Grant Avenue in Chinatown.

Flowers were painted on the wall of an alley next to Grant Avenue in Chinawtown.

A saying was embeded in the sidewalk on Grant Avenue in Chinatown. It read, "In the company of best friends, there is never enough wine."

A banner hung over Grant Avenue in Chinatown. It read, "Cultural Festival in Chinatown."