First of all, graffiti culture is an art, which gives certain recognition to this street art to a certain extent. The characteristics of graffiti culture: Especially after the war, many big cities around the world have a group of people like boys doodling on the walls everywhere, mostly leaving their names near graffiti to declare their control. But by the end of the 20th century, this kind of behavior began to break away from the Youth League and gradually became a personal creation. Some people doodle for the sake of doodling, or doodle to increase their reputation and skills as graffiti artists. Personal graffiti and organized graffiti are different in form and motivation. For example, the artistic motivation of personal graffiti is higher than that of organized graffiti; In addition, personal graffiti uses a wide range of media, including walls, buildings and even freight trains. Sometimes graffiti, like a pen name, can reflect the author's accomplishment. Sometimes graffiti includes the year of creation, the author's name and its abbreviation, or reflects some experiences, memories or reminiscences of the author. Some graffiti even contains argot. Some graffiti with the meaning of remembering the dead, even if it is painted at the door of the store, the clerk dare not daub it at will. Other graffiti with special significance painted on abandoned fences or walls will sometimes not be erased by the owners or the government. In addition, there are some graffiti with local colors. This is the graffiti of some gangs in Southern California, USA. Kowloon the Great is famous for China's calligraphy. Some avant-garde artists began to study the concept and use of graffiti in the 1960 s, and Scandinavia even has a college specializing in graffiti. Because graffiti artists need to avoid being arrested, many graffiti are done quickly. This kind of fast and illegal (even organized) graffiti, sometimes called "labeling", is treated separately from other graffiti with artistic elements. Graffiti means different things to different people. Some of them think that graffiti is a method or technology of political practice, or even a tool to express anti-technology.
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