Tianjin, January 28 (Reporter Zhang Qiang) Hard -- "Aomi Kerong", countless hard-working medical workers, public security cadres, community volunteers, sinking cadres and so on actively participated in this battle without gun smoke. Recently, Gao Junling, a villager in Dazhangzhuang Town, Beichen District, Tianjin City, picked up a paintbrush and presented the touching picture of the "epidemic" in the form of peasant paintings, paying tribute to ordinary heroes with works such as "All Staff Do Nucleic Acid", "Go Downstairs to Do Nucleic Acid", "Entering the Household to Do Nucleic Acid", "Disinfection", "Thank You", "Chi Aid Jinnan" and other works.
Peasant painting works - "All Staff Do Nucleic Acid" (Photo by Zhang Qiang, a reporter of the Central Broadcasting Network)
Peasant painting works - "Going Downstairs to Do Nucleic Acid" (Photo by Zhang Qiang, a reporter of the Central Broadcasting Network)
Peasant painting works - "Entering the Household to Do Nucleic Acid" (Photo by Zhang Qiang, a reporter of the Central Broadcasting Network)
Peasant painting works - "Disinfection" (Photo by Zhang Qiang, a reporter of the Central Broadcasting Network)
Peasant painting works - "Thank You" (Photo by Zhang Qiang, a reporter of the Central Broadcasting Network)
Peasant Painting Works - "Chi Aid Jinnan" (Photo by Zhang Qiang, a reporter of the Central Broadcasting Network)
Gao Junling, the author of the anti-epidemic peasant paintings, is a villager in Gaozhuang Village, Dazhangzhuang Town, Beichen District, and a farmer painting enthusiast. Through a series of works in different forms, she recorded the touching moments during the war "epidemic". In the process of participating in the 4 nucleic acid tests, Gao Junling was deeply touched by what she saw and heard, and she paid attention to every wonderful moment in the nucleic acid testing process every day, and expressed these unforgettable memories in the form of peasant paintings, paying tribute to the ordinary heroes who are fighting in the front line of the fight against the epidemic!
"Using my own brush to combine traditional intangible cultural heritage with the reality of fighting the epidemic is to hope that through the rich color display of farmers' paintings, I will make a contribution to the fight against the epidemic in my own way, and inspire everyone to unite and work hard to achieve the final victory as soon as possible." Gao Junling said.