"Late Night Nucleic Acid Sampling"
Dongfang.com reporter Wang Yongting reported on June 22: "Dabai" who conducted nucleic acid sampling for residents under the night, community volunteers who bent over bags of prepared medicine in the hospital lobby, Teacher "Tony" who gives free haircuts to residents in the community... Over the past two months, Wang Jian, a resident of Huateng Community, Huaxin Town, Qingpu District, has drawn nearly 20 anti-epidemic paintings with pens to record the work scenes of community volunteers and scenes of residents helping each other warmly.
"Dispensing Medicines for Residents"
"Confirming Information Before Nucleic Acid Sampling"
Wang Jian, who is nearly 70 years old, is now retired. He once served as a senior engineer and was full of passion for painting as a boy. "I have loved painting since I was a child, and I also like to ponder." Wang Jian told reporters that after retirement, he had nothing to do, so he taught himself the basics of painting. A few years ago, he also participated in a free sketching class organized by the Huateng Neighborhood Committee. "After I came into contact with sketching, I became very interested in pen drawing and began to practice a lot with landscapes, people and animals as objects."
"Haircut for Community Residents"
"The Last Mile of Material Delivery"
"Shanghai After the epidemic broke out, I saw a lot of warm moments in the community, and I wanted to record these touching moments with my brush. I also referred to many news scenes and photos on the Internet," Wang Jian said, "Look at this painting "For the Community" "Residents' Haircut" picture. After the community has been closed for two months, most residents' hair has become very long and they are in urgent need of haircuts. Teacher 'tony' in the community volunteered to give everyone haircuts for free. Everyone is very happy; in addition, there are "The Last Mile of Material Delivery", thanks to community volunteers, our daily needs are guaranteed..." Turning over the paintings one by one, Wang Jian remembered all the details and stories.
"Volunteers deliver food to residents"
"Go downstairs to do nucleic acid! 》
In fact, since the outbreak of the epidemic in Wuhan in 2020, Wang Jian has begun to draw "anti-epidemic" works. During this period, he also created more than 100 paintings on themes such as the China International Import Expo, the Winter Olympics, and the Paralympics. .
"Vaccination for the Elderly"
In this invisible war with the virus, everyone has come forward one after another. Volunteers are busy at the nucleic acid testing site, delivering supplies to residents door-to-door, and sorting out various types of residents. The medicines needed... Wang Jian used painting to record what they saw in his eyes - they were serious, tenacious, and distressed. "I hope to pay tribute to all those who have contributed to the epidemic through the art of painting, and to pay tribute to them." Say 'thank you' and 'hard work'!" Wang Jian said.
《Elderly Volunteers》
《Monitoring! Preventing the spread of the epidemic"
"Nucleic acid testing"
"Taxi driver delivers nucleic acid samples"
(Photo provided by interviewee)
Author: Wang Yongting
Source: Oriental Net
