The process of making a windmill

The process of making a windmill is as follows:

Making tools: scissors, tacks, glue sticks, bamboo sticks, small wooden sticks or large straws.

1, use a ruler and pencil to measure the size as below.

2, use scissors to cut all four sides, fold all the cut paper towards the center of the center.?

3, Use a button to hold all the corners of the center point together, and thread a piece of string through the button on the opposite side.

4. Place the plastic stick into the center of the string and tie the string in a knot.?

5, choose a beautiful brooch for the center, as shown below.

6, pin the brooch on the front of the windmill, that is to complete all the production.?

Windmills (windmills), is a kind of fuel-free, wind as a source of energy power machine. Early windmills were also known as windmills. Modern windmills mostly refer to windmills for power generation, but also used to lift water for irrigation.

Various meanings of windmill:

In modern times, there have also been factories with plastic paper mass-produced, a variety of windmill car toys.

But with the progressive development of society, nowadays it is difficult to see a windmill car on the street, the windmill car is also more and more far away from us. Children have also become less fond of this kind of toy.

An adaptation of the classic foreign animated film "Cat and Mouse" in Sichuan dialect, the protagonist of the film was also named "windmill car".

The Sichuan dialect calls the mouse "windmill car" and the cat "false sophistication," and sometimes also describes people as oily, shrewd and stupid, respectively.

In western Sichuan, the windmill cart is a lost native toy with a long history, at least as far back as the Song Dynasty painter Li Song's Cargo Carrier Painting. In the 1960s and 1970s, farmers in western Sichuan in their spare time, instead of rubbing mahjong, but the production of windmill car children, and then inserted in the grass handle, the market or go to the city to sell in order to supplement the family's oil and salt.