The first is Frost's handwritten notes.

First of all, the simple steps of first frost's handwritten newspaper are as follows:

1. The slogan "First Frost" is written on it, and then maple trees are painted.

2. Draw a little girl, an owl and a pencil case in the picture.

3. Draw the drawn elements with corresponding colors.

Finally, write the words in the writing box.

Brief introduction of first frost

One of the 24 solar terms of the lunar calendar, the weather is getting cold and frosty. The first frost-usually on the Gregorian calendar 10 year 10 23rd. At this time, the first frost appeared in the Yellow River basin in China, and most areas were busy planting crops such as three wheat. In ancient China, the first frost was divided into three stages: the jackal was a sacrificial animal, the flowers and trees were yellow, and the stinger was salty.

In this solar term, jackals will show their prey before eating them. Every year, around Gregorian calendar 10 year 10 23rd, when the sun reaches longitude 2 10 degrees, it is the first frost. The first frost said that the weather was colder and the dew condensed into frost. At this time, frost has appeared in the Yellow River Basin of China, and a silver ice crystal shines in the fields thousands of miles away. At this time, the leaves turned yellow and fell.

The ancient book "Twenty-four solar terms" says: Qi stagnates at the beginning of frost, and Yin begins to coagulate. It can be seen that "first frost" means that the weather is getting colder and it begins to frost. Meteorologically, the first frost in autumn is generally called "first frost" or "first frost", and the last frost in spring is called "late frost" or "final frost".

The interval from the last frost to the first frost is a frost-free period. Some people also call the first frost "Chrysanthemum Frost", because chrysanthemums are in full bloom at this time, and Su Shi, a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, has a poem saying: "All trees are sweeping away pornography, and only Furong is alone."