1. Draw a drop-shaped border effect on the edge of drawing paper with a marker.

2. Draw a horizontal line on it, write the text theme, draw a border and draw two ribbons on both sides.

Draw four small squares at the top and four vertical lines at the bottom.

4. Draw a booklet with one side torn at the bottom and decorated with coils.

Draw a kitten and an upside-down spider in the upper right corner as decoration.

6, draw a text box at the bottom, draw some small light bulbs on it, draw some green love inside, and draw irregular lines at the bottom. Used to record life.

Manual culture:

Origin: China, now "imported" from Japan. In Japan, men, women and children will carry hand accounts with them, take them out anytime and anywhere, and record them. Manuals are indispensable daily necessities for Japanese people. They not only have the function of memos, but also are important tools for planning life.

Most of the manuals are beautifully made, and different pages have super sorting function to meet different needs such as work, study, life and travel. In Japan, there is even a saying that "the philosophy of hand accounts looks at life". But in fact, people in ancient China had the habit of keeping handwritten accounts, which was called "calligraphy". As the saying goes, "a good memory is not as good as a bad writing." Later, I called this Japanese tradition "Handbook" and carried it forward, forming Japanese culture.