A few days ago, we have the chance to take an interview with the post-85s painter Yang Xingkong in her studio. She was standing in front of the drawing board with a brush in her hands. She was drawing the contour lines of characters: a medical worker wearing a mask coming alive on the paper.

Since the outbreak of the COVID19 pandemic, Yang has always insisted on using her brush to record the touching moments amid this global health disaster. She said that she really hoped to record those memorable moments of how people fighting against the epidemic through her pen. She wanted to let all of us what she felt about the steadfastness and faith of the whole society.

During the past two months, Yang has already painted about 100 pieces of works. Now, she is walking through the timeline of her works starting from the day when medical workers dispatched to the frontline to fight against the COVID-19 and the day when they came back from Wuhan, the epicenter. She plans to paint 100 pieces of works to record 100 touching moments on people's fighting against the epidemic in Zhejiang province and Hubei province and groups of different professions.

日前，记者走进85后青年画家杨星空的工作室，她正站在画板前，手执画笔，勾勒着人物线条。很快，一位戴着口罩的医务工作者以更加饱满的姿态跃然纸上。

自新冠肺炎疫情发生以来，杨星空一直坚持用画笔记录抗疫过程中的感人瞬间。她说：“作为在疫情期间坚忍守望的千千万万人中的普通一员，我希望画下平凡人最美战’疫’时刻，让大家看到疫情下人们的坚守与坚强，用笔触给予更多人信心和希望。”

从第一张人物画至今，两个多月的时间里，杨星空已经画了近百幅作品。如今，她正将自己的画作进行时间线梳理，以医务工作人员出征为起始，到驰援湖北的英雄归来为结束，她计划用100张人物画记录下100个抗击疫情的感人瞬间，内容涵盖浙江、湖北两地以及不同职业的群体.

(Executive Editor: Ye Ke)