In 2020, Wanli unveiled a mural in Oakland, a vivid tapestry of cultural convergence. This piece intertwines African American and Asian symbolism, resonating with themes of solidarity and resilience. At its heart, the raised fist, an emblem of the Black Lives Matter movement, shares space with a graceful koi fish, symbolizing courage and perseverance. Wanli's artistry is evident in the meticulous details, with the koi's fins adorned in alternating hues, reflecting the mutual support between communities. Rooted in her journey from China to the US, Wanli's work is a testament to the complex interplay of identity and belonging. Featured in the esteemed collection "Painting the Streets: Oakland Uprising in the Time of Rebellion" by NomadicPress in 2021, Wanli's mural invites viewers to engage in a visual dialogue, prompting reflection on shared aspirations and the pursuit of social justice.