Core Points - The article highlights the efforts of Ye Qinghua, who has dedicated herself to searching for the families of martyrs since 2009, successfully locating over 700 families of martyrs [3][5][17] - The "Red Youth Guardians" studio, established by students from various universities, engages in creating portraits of martyrs to help their families reconnect with their lost loved ones [16][21] - The initiative not only focuses on painting portraits but also includes activities like restoring grave markers and creating illustrated stories about the martyrs [20][21] Group 1 - Ye Qinghua has collected information on over 40,000 martyrs and has successfully found relatives for 747 of them [3][5] - The process involves extensive research, including visiting cemeteries, contacting local veteran affairs departments, and speaking with elderly villagers to gather information about the martyrs [3][5][11] - The portraits created by the studio serve as a means for families to visualize their loved ones, with many elderly relatives expressing a deep desire to see their martyrs' faces again [16][21] Group 2 - The "Red Youth Guardians" studio has over 400 volunteers from Anhui Normal University who have painted portraits of more than 500 martyrs [16][21] - The studio aims to preserve the stories of martyrs from their birth to their sacrifice, emphasizing the importance of remembering their contributions [17][21] - The initiative has garnered significant attention, with volunteers sharing their experiences and the emotional impact of the work they do [9][21]