Bui Dinh Thang, a freelance painter in Ho Chi Minh City, is the author of drawings shared on social networks in recent days.

Thang’s set of paintings was inspired by the stories of doctors and nurses during the epidemic and turned into cartoons.

This drawing records the image of doctors and nurses in Dong Lac commune, Chuong My district, Hanoi, being transported by people on rickshaws to each house to take samples for testing.

Bui Dinh Thang, a freelance painter in Ho Chi Minh City, is the author of drawings shared on social networks in recent days.

Thang’s set of paintings was inspired by the stories of doctors and nurses during the epidemic and turned into cartoons.

This drawing records the image of doctors and nurses in Dong Lac commune, Chuong My district, Hanoi, being transported by people on rickshaws to each house to take samples for testing.

Sharing about the idea of ​​forming the series of paintings, Thang said: `The area where I live has many people having to go into quarantine every day, medical staff have to work continuously, sometimes it’s past midnight and they haven’t finished taking samples yet.`

In the photo, a medical worker in Lao Cai is hugging his daughter tightly, before leaving to support Bac Giang.

Sharing about the idea of ​​forming the series of paintings, Thang said: `The area where I live has many people having to go into quarantine every day, medical staff have to work continuously, sometimes it’s past midnight and they haven’t finished taking samples yet.`

In the photo, a medical worker in Lao Cai is hugging his daughter tightly, before leaving to support Bac Giang.

Thang said, every day there are many photos sent, but he only chooses the most outstanding ones.

In the photo, police officers stand solemnly to greet the doctors and nurses of the Vietnam Sweden Uong Bi Hospital who went to support Bac Giang.

Thang said, every day there are many photos sent, but he only chooses the most outstanding ones.

In the photo, police officers stand solemnly to greet the doctors and nurses of the Vietnam Sweden Uong Bi Hospital who went to support Bac Giang.

The most impressive photo he took was the image of a medical staff fainting while taking test samples for people.

`You are young but have great enthusiasm, helping me and the people have more confidence in the day of victory over the pandemic,` the author of the painting added.

The most impressive photo he took was the image of a medical staff fainting while taking test samples for people.

`You are young but have great enthusiasm, helping me and the people have more confidence in the day of victory over the pandemic,` the author of the painting added.

Another touching image drawn by Thang is the image of a 3-year-old boy in the quarantine area in Viet Yen, Bac Giang.

`The photo was posted on June 1, as a wish for International Children’s Day to me and many other children who have to quarantine alone,` Thang said.

Another touching image drawn by Thang is the image of a 3-year-old boy in the quarantine area in Viet Yen, Bac Giang.

`The photo was posted on June 1, as a wish for International Children’s Day to me and many other children who have to quarantine alone,` Thang said.

Students from the Military Medical Academy set out to support Bac Giang.

Students from the Military Medical Academy set out to support Bac Giang.

Funny stories after work from friends of Nam Dinh University of Nursing who are supporting in the epidemic center.

Funny stories after work from friends of Nam Dinh University of Nursing who are supporting in the epidemic center.

The photo tells the story of a group of medical staff supported by people while on duty.

`If I don’t have the expertise and health to go to the front line, I will work in the rear. Something as simple as wearing a mask and limiting gatherings is also a way to support front-line medical staff,` Thang shared.

The photo tells the story of a group of medical staff supported by people while on duty.

`If I don’t have the expertise and health to go to the front line, I will work in the rear. Something as simple as wearing a mask and limiting gatherings is also a way to support front-line medical staff,` Thang shared.

Thuy An

Photo: Bui Dinh Thang