Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - The 24 Solar Terms - On the manual work of heavy snow
On the manual work of heavy snow
1 Take a square piece of paper and fold it diagonally.
Fold it in half again, then fold it in half and unfold it.
3 Turn the left and right sides to the center line.
4 in turn. Cut off the two triangles protruding from the top.
5 Cut out beautiful patterns in turn.
6 and then expand.
Snowflake, also known as silver millet, jade dragon and jade dust, is a kind of crystal, which is formed by solid precipitation of condensed water vapor in the sky. Its structure changes with the change of temperature, mostly hexagonal, like a flower.
There are many shapes of snowflakes, and each snowflake is an extremely beautiful pattern, which even many artists admire. Snowflakes are mostly hexagonal, because snowflakes belong to hexagonal system. There are two main shapes of small ice crystals in the "embryo" of snowflakes in the cloud. One is hexagonal, slender and called columnar crystal, but sometimes its two ends are pointed and look like needles, called acicular crystal. The other is a hexagonal flake, just like a flake cut from a hexagonal pencil, called a flake crystal.
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