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Shanghai painter creates two art pieces per day to pay homage to “white soldiers” on the coronavirus frontline
Updated: Feb 17, 2020
People's Daily Online
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Li Zhong, painter and president of the Artist Association of Fengxian District, Shanghai, has been producing paintings to pay homage to frontline workers in the battle against the novel coronavirus epidemic.
"As I'm staying at home, I can do nothing but paint to show my respect for them," said Li. Since February, Li has been creating two art pieces per day on the theme of "combating the epidemic in solidarity".
"I will continue to use my paintbrush to depict Wuhan and all the people that have devoted themselves to fighting against the virus," said Li.[Photo/People's Daily Online]
"As I'm staying at home, I can do nothing but paint to show my respect for them," said Li. Since February, Li has been creating two art pieces per day on the theme of "combating the epidemic in solidarity".
"I will continue to use my paintbrush to depict Wuhan and all the people that have devoted themselves to fighting against the virus," said Li.[Photo/People's Daily Online]
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