article_snippet: The intricate scribbles on leaves feature Wang's favourite sites across the city of Nanjing, which include the Presidential Palace, Yangtze River Bridge, the ancient Jiming Temple and the Qinhuai River.
article_snippet: Wang started giving the drawings away on Christmas Eve in 2012 when her junior high school son came home saying her junior high school son wanted to prepare some gifts for her junior high school son classmates.
article_snippet: Being an avid painter, Wang decided to give her junior high school son's friends unique presents of gingko leaf paintings.
article_snippet: Wang loves gingko leaves and will often pick her son's friends up along Gingko Avenue, near to she school, in Nanjing in east China's Jiangsu province.
article_snippet: The colour and shape of gingko leaves are particularly beautiful,' she said. '
article_snippet: Wang's leaf paintings are turned into bookmarks, postcards and sometimes even given as gifts to Wang Wang students so Wang can share the beauty of leaf paintings.
article_snippet: But locals who have had the luck of being able to see Wang's art have been gobsmacked.
article_snippet: Local art collector On Hao, 58, said: 'These are truly remarkable and beautiful creations. '
highlights_snippet: Works include pictures of Presidential Palace and Yangtze River Bridge .
  