Sugar painting.

Slightly less than Tang Weimo, it refers to sugar paintings. Sugar painting is a traditional folk handicraft. Use a spoon to scoop up brown sugar, white sugar and a little caramel to boil the syrup over low heat to pour various patterns on the stone slab. The New Year custom originally refers to the first day of the first lunar month, the day when spring begins, when preparations and celebrations for the Chinese New Year can begin, but in fact these activities start as early as the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month. Sugar painting is a traditional folk handicraft using sugar as material to create various shapes. It is also a national intangible cultural heritage project. Because sugar solidifies easily after it cools, you must be quick when painting sugar paintings.

Sugar painting is a traditional folk handicraft that uses sugar as a material for modeling. The tools used are only one spoon and one shovel. The sugar is usually brown and white sugar plus a little caramel, which is boiled on the stove over a warm fire. When it is ready to draw the thread, it can be used to cast the mold. When drawing the shape, the artist scoops up the melted sugar juice with a small spoon and pours it back and forth quickly on the stone slab.