Sketches of Chinese breakfast make netizens' mouth water

　　The hand-drawn sketch portrays re gan mian(hot and dry noodles), a typical food in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei province. [Photo provided to China Daily]

　　Xu Yaxin, a decoration art and design student from Wuhan Textile University, has recently painted a series of sketches focusing on traditional breakfast menu items in Wuhan. Using colored pencils and watercolors, Xu has made the local snacks come to life on paper, including re gan mian(hot and dry noodles), tofu skin, dumplings and deep fried bread sticks.

　　Netizens claimed: "I'm drooling! That looks so delicious!"

　　Xu said that as a foodie, she is conscious of each dish under her brush and she wants to express the experience of tasting each food.

　　The hand-drawn sketch portrays tofu skin. [Photo provided to China Daily]

　　The hand-drawn sketch portrays tangbao(soup dumplings). [Photo provided to China Daily]

　　The hand-drawn sketch portrays shao mai, or purse-shaped dumplings. [Photo provided to China Daily]

　　The hand-drawn sketch portrays Shaomianwo, which is made by frying diced sweet potato mixed with flour. [Photo provided to China Daily]

　　The hand-drawn sketch portrays fried buns. [Photo provided to China Daily]

　　The hand-drawn sketch portrays a special snack in South China which is made by wrapping fried sticks of what? with sticky rice cake. [Photo provided to China Daily]

　　The hand-drawn sketch portrays cockscomb-shaped dumplings. [Photo provided to China Daily]