Cut and paste the beautiful patterns you see in daily life, such as cakes, milk tea packages, advertising paper, posters, etc. On the one hand, waste can be used, on the other hand, many interesting things can be found.
As long as you are a conscientious person, you can make a notebook without buying fancy decorative stickers, and you can draw pictures for the notebook without drawing your own illustrations.
Handwritten account, originated in Japan, is written as "handwritten account" (handwritten account てちょぅ), which means a notebook for taking notes. In Japan, most people will take a notebook called "Manual" with them and take it out anytime and anywhere to read or write something on it.
The handbook can not only remind you of your birthday and appointments with family and friends, but also arrange your daily work. Many people regard them as short diaries.
However, a manual account is not a simple notebook. It is a super manual that integrates work and rest time, life sentiment, reading experience, consumption income and expenditure, and even encyclopedia. It is equipped with exquisite hand-painted illustrations and will be decorated with colored tapes, stickers, seals, etc. The purchase price is also very close to the people.
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. It is the habit of manual bookkeeping that has formed the Japanese habit of punctuality and seriousness. 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.