Simple and beautiful handwritten newspapers for the Lantern Festival. Have you seen any simple and beautiful handwritten newspapers for the Lantern Festival?

In all fields of society, everyone has seen their favorite handwritten newspapers. The lines of handwritten newspapers should be neat, the font should not be too small, and scrawls and typos should be avoided.

Are you still looking for excellent and classic handwritten newspapers?

The following is a simple and beautiful handwritten newspaper for the Lantern Festival that I have compiled for you. Welcome to read and collect it.

Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper is simple and beautiful 1 Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper painting tutorial 1. First, write the theme "Welcome the Lantern Festival" at the top of the handwritten newspaper, and draw a border around the handwritten newspaper.

2. Draw a bowl of Lantern Festival and a little boy in the middle, and draw three borders.

3. Complete the details of the handwritten newspaper and add some candies, fireworks and other decorations.

4. Let’s start coloring. We first paint the edges with pink and blue, and the three borders with blue, yellow and purple respectively.

5. Continue to color the middle illustration, color the lollipop, and color the four lanterns purple, green, red, and yellow.

6. Finally, draw horizontal lines in the border and add snowflake decorations on the background. The beautiful handwritten newspaper for celebrating the Lantern Festival is completed! The handwritten newspaper for the Lantern Festival is simple and beautiful 2. The Lantern Festival originated from the "Torch Festival".

People in the Han Dynasty held torches in the countryside to drive away insects and beasts, hoping to reduce pest damage and pray for a good harvest.

To this day, people in some areas of southwestern China still make torches out of reeds or tree branches on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, and hold the torches high in groups to dance in fields or grain drying fields.

Since the Sui, Tang, and Song dynasties, it has become even more prosperous.

Tens of thousands of singers and dancers participated in the performance, from dusk to dusk, and then stopped at dusk.

With the changes of society and times, the customs and habits of the Lantern Festival have already changed greatly, but it is still a traditional Chinese folk festival, and the torches have gradually turned into lanterns.

Since the mid-Tang Dynasty, the Lantern Festival has developed into a national carnival in my country. Therefore, the Lantern Festival is the most thorough and typical traditional festival that embodies traditional festival customs.

The Lantern Festival customs in most places include eating Lantern Festival, watching lanterns, guessing lantern riddles, drum beating, dragon dancing, lion dancing and other activities, but there are also unique customs in the north and south.

Eating "tangyuan" is an important custom of the Lantern Festival.

Tangyuan, also known as "tangyuan" and "yuanxiao". The custom of eating glutinous rice balls began in the Song Dynasty. At that time, the glutinous rice balls were called "floating dumplings", also known as "tangyuanzi", "lactose dumplings", "tangyuanzi" and "tangyuanzi". Businessmen called them

Its beautiful name is: "Yuanbao".

During the Song, Yuan and early Yuan Dynasties, glutinous rice balls had become a festival food during the Lantern Festival, so people also called it "Yuanxiao".

Nowadays, it is called Yuanxiao in the north and Tangyuan in the south.

According to the filling, Yuanxiao can be divided into two types: stuffed and without stuffing. Yuanxiao with stuffing can be divided into salty, sweet, meat and vegetarian. According to the production method, there are hand-kneading, Yuanxiao mechanism and bamboo plaque rolling.

According to the flour type, there are glutinous rice noodles, sorghum rice noodles, etc.

Guessing lantern riddles Playing with lanterns is an important item during the Lantern Festival.

Lantern riddles are a word game derived from the Lantern Festival, also called lantern tiger.

Riddles are pasted on lanterns for people to guess. Most of the answers focus on the meaning of the words, and there are 24 types of riddles. Commonly used ones include roller blinds, swings, phoenixes, etc., which has formed a unique folk culture.

A major lantern riddle event in China was the "Nine Cities Lantern Riddle Guessing" held in Nanjing in 1979. There were tens of thousands of lantern riddles and more than 20,000 people participated in the three days.

Appreciating Flower Lanterns During the Yongping reign of Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty (58-75 AD), because Emperor Ming promoted Buddhism, it coincided with Cai Min's return from India to seek Buddhism. He called the Indian Mohetuo Kingdom. On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, monks gathered to pay homage to the Buddha's relics.

, is an auspicious day to visit Buddha.

In order to promote Buddhism, Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty ordered that lanterns be lit in palaces and temples on the fifteenth night of the first lunar month to show the Buddha. Since then, the custom of lighting lanterns during the Lantern Festival was originally only held in the palace and spread to the people.

That is to say, every fifteenth day of the first lunar month, both nobles and common people hang up lanterns, and the cities and villages are brightly lit all night long.

The custom of setting off lanterns during the Lantern Festival developed into an unprecedented lantern market in the Tang Dynasty. At that time, Chang'an, the capital city, was already a world city with a population of one million and the society was prosperous.

Under the emperor's personal initiative, the Lantern Festival became more and more luxurious.

After the mid-Tang Dynasty, it has developed into a national carnival.

During the prosperous Kaiyuan period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (AD 685--762), the lantern market in Chang'an was very large, with 50,000 burning lanterns and various lanterns. The emperor ordered a huge lantern tower to be built, with 20 rooms in total and 150 feet high.

The golden light is dazzling and extremely spectacular.

In the Song Dynasty, the Lantern Festival Lantern Festival was superior to the Tang Dynasty in terms of scale and fantasy and exquisite lighting, and the activities were more folk-oriented and had stronger national characteristics.

In the future, the Lantern Festival has continued to develop, and the Lantern Festival has become longer and longer.

The Lantern Festival in the Tang Dynasty lasted "one day before and after the Yuan Dynasty". In the Song Dynasty, two days were added after the 16th day of the lunar month. In the Ming Dynasty, it was extended to ten days from the eighth to the eighteenth day of the lunar month.