Nhan Dan Newspaper donates VND200 million to Covid-19 fighting effort
NDO - Nhan Dan Newspaper’s Editor-in-chief Le Quoc Minh has presented a donation of VND200 million (over
Through the eyes of a talented young girl, the compassion of Vietnam's frontline workers is captured with watercolors and crayons.
The images of forces fighting the Covid-19 pandemic are vividly shown through the drawings of Lu Nhu Minh Minh (11 years old, in Da Nang).
These days, Da Nang is implementing social distancing to prevent the Covid-19 pandemic. Every day, the city records dozens Covid-19 cases outside the community. There, the image of the frontline forces searching and separating F0 from the community day and night, the leaders of the neighborhood group, although they are old, still ship bags of vegetables and supplies to the people, showing the humanity in the community amid Covid-19.
Despite her young age, through her mother's story, Lu Nhu Minh Minh (11 years old, Hoa Thuan Dong ward, Hai Chau district, Da Nang) understands the sacrifices of police officers, nurses, and doctors, working day and night on the front line.
"My mother said, her friend is a police officer, in that officer's family, her aunt is a nurse, and her husband is a doctor. Since the outbreak, they have been on the front lines of duty. For more than a few months, they have not been able to go home to visit their family and children," Minh said.
Sharing with the difficulties and hardships of everyone fighting the pandemic day and night, Minh chose to "inspire" the spirit with vivid and colorful drawings on the prevention and control of Covid-19 of the city.
Minh's watercolor and crayon paintings show the image of police soldiers in the sun, day and night, patrolling and controlling pandemic on the roads; the sanitation workers quietly keep the city green - clean - beautiful in the days of social distancing; doctors and nurses covered in protective suit take care of Covid-19 patients wholeheartedly.
There are drawings of a traffic policeman eating noodles in a hurry during his shift; doctors and nurses act as a bridge between Covid-19 patients and their families, Hai Chau district police officers give gifts to support people facing difficulties due to the pandemic.
In particular, Minh also drew emotional and inspirational photos published in the press recently, such as the moment when saxophonist Tran Manh Tuan performed at a makeshift hospital in Ho Chi Minh City.
Here are the vivid pictures of Lu Nhu Minh Minh:
Minh's paintings are a gift sent to the front lines with the hope that the pandemic will pass quickly so that life can return to normal. In addition, Minh wants the community to share and encourage the frontline forces to fight the pandemic.
Minh Tuyen (Minh's mother) said that her family discovered that she had a talent for drawing at the age of 4, so she created conditions for her to pursue her passion.
Especially, before, Minh has drawn many pictures to support the frontline forces, one of which won the first prize of the painting contest "Confiding in Vietnam" with the theme of joining hands in the prevention and control of Covid-19 organized by the People's Committee of Hai Chau 2 ward (Hai Chau district).
Rosie Nguyen