My drawing represents my country. A country of Southeast Asia name Malaysia, we only have sunny days and rainy days throughout the year. So I can t explain how summer is going in my country. But, one of the famous activities in my country on a sunny day is playing wau. It is a small scale traditional sport; a traditional form of kite-flying involving kite created with an intricate design that played hundreds of years ago. One of the wau types is called Wau Bulan; Bulan is called the moon and the design has a crescent moon shape on the lower half. The main flower on the wau design is the hibiscus flower which is the national flower of Malaysia. Wau had been verified as Malaysia’s national symbol and used on the reverse side of fifty cents coin in Malaysia. My drawing also shows a man wearing baju melayu(clothes), tanjak(on his head) and kain pelikat(on his waist). This drawing is showing the traditional culture either sport or the clothes that have been neglected as more peoples choose to indulge in the technology and modern era. Even if I was born in the modern era, but embracing my country s culture is a strong belief of my origin. As the quote by Albert Camus,” Without culture, and the relative freedom it implies, society, even when perfect, is but a jungle. This is why any authentic creation is a gift to the future” Of course, with the covid19 pandemic, all peoples must stay at home and practice self-discipline in curbing this pandemic. I don’t have a drawing tablet so this drawing represents as stay at home with Huion drawing tablet, a stylus pen and express your art. And share your art through Huion world contest. Lastly, Stay safe, stay at home.