Cut the gift box into a piece of cardboard with appropriate size, and hook the pattern of the Monkey King's face on the back of the cardboard with a pencil.

After the line is hooked, it is gradually colored; Cut out according to the colored shape, and cut two holes in the middle of the eyes; Glue the elastic rope from the back, cut a small mouth up from the chin, and then bend back to overlap and glue it; The Monkey King's mask is ready.

The Monkey King belongs to Wu Sheng in Peking Opera, so the Monkey King's facial pattern is also depicted according to Wu Sheng's facial pattern. Because the Monkey King has a pair of critical eyes, the facial makeup pattern around his eyes is gold or yellow, and there is a bead on his forehead, which represents God, Buddha and spirit.

The two colors of gold and silver in the eyes represent some immortals who have advanced Buddhism after becoming Buddhists. At the same time, the Monkey King's face is a little red, which represents his loyalty and hero to Buddhism.