The best-looking Dragon Boat Festival handbook drawing is as follows:

1, draw three triangular shape of dumplings, write the title of the handbook on the top, Dragon Boat Festival next to the dumplings to draw oval-shaped dumpling leaves. Draw a wireframe at the edge, the wireframe is drawn on the beautiful flower decoration.

2, in the title draw a cute little girl, holding a dumpling, combing a beautiful long hair, with a rectangle to draw the left side of the wire frame, the wire frame above the lines of decoration.

3, draw clouds and round wireframe, then painted at the edge of the yellow dumplings and next to the bamboo decoration painted a nice color.

4, paint the wire frame with nice colors.

5, the wire frame to draw a horizontal grid of lines, fill in the text in this, pay attention to the distance between the lines. The Dragon Boat Festival originated from the worship of natural phenomena and evolved from the sacrifice of dragons in ancient times.

Midsummer Dragon Boat Festival, Canglong seven lodges soared in the center of the south, in the most "neutral" position throughout the year, as the "I Ching - Qian Gua" fifth line: "Flying Dragon in the sky". Dragon Boat Festival is "flying dragon in the sky" auspicious day, the dragon and dragon boat culture has always been throughout the history of the Dragon Boat Festival heritage.

Customs of the Dragon Boat Festival:

1, eat zongzi

Zongzi as sacrificial offerings, as early as the Spring and Autumn period has appeared, but the zongzi was formally designated as the Dragon Boat Festival food, it is in the Jin Dynasty, this period, package zongzi raw materials, in addition to glutinous rice, but also added the traditional Chinese medicine Yizhi Ren, cooked zongzi said! "Yizhi zongzi".

2, tethered five-color thread

Traditional Chinese culture, symbolizing the five parties and five elements of the five colors "green, red, white, black, yellow" is regarded as an auspicious color. On the day of the Dragon Boat Festival, children tie five-colored threads around their wrists and ankles to protect their well-being.