From the artist: "My street art piece was to be on the back of Knights Meats and Deli, I had to do something special. With the local community in mind I came up with this tongue in cheek piece of street art. I hoped to relate it back to the “larrikin” spirit found in all Aussies. The common idiom, 'Like a bull in a china shop', informed the root of my piece. I was later surprised to hear rumours that there used to be tunnels below Wagga Wagga, thought to have been dug by the Chinese residents of the area. Possibly back in the gold rush days? A serendipitous connection."