How to draw the first prize of Tomb-Sweeping Day painting?

How to draw a picture of Tomb-Sweeping Day is as follows:

1. Draw some fields at the bottom, some grass around, and raindrops in the middle for decoration.

Draw an old cow in the middle, a little boy on the cow, a big tree on the left and grass in the background.

3. Draw a rolling hill in the background, a house in the lower right corner, and then a swallow, so that the child's sketch is completed.

4. Start coloring below, paint the leaves and grass green and cyan, and paint the trees brown and green.

Draw people's clothes in yellow and blue, cows in orange, raindrops in blue and grass in green.

6. Finally, tidy up the picture to see if there are any missing colors to draw, so that a beautiful Tomb-Sweeping Day painting is finished.

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Ming Festival customs: hiking, planting trees, flying kites, swinging, sweeping graves to worship ancestors, cuju, silkworm flower parties, inserting willows, marking sacrifices, marking tombs and eating snails.

Qingming Festival is the season when spring blooms, and everything is in bud, so it has long been a custom to have a spring outing in the wild. Going for an outing is also called a spring outing. In ancient times, it was called spring exploration. This seasonal folk activity, outing, has a long history in China, and its source is the ancient Spring Festival custom of farming sacrifice.

Swing is a custom in ancient Tomb-Sweeping Day, China. Swing, that is, lift the rope, move. It has a very long history. It was originally called Qian Qiu, but later it was changed into a swing to avoid taboos. In ancient times, swings were made of branches and tied with ribbons. Later, it gradually developed into two ropes, a pedal swing. Swing can not only improve health, but also cultivate courage.