Tomb-Sweeping Day's paper-cut works

Tomb-Sweeping Day's paper-cutting steps are as follows:

1. Take a long orange origami and cut one end into thin strips.

2. Stretch the thin strips by hand or bend the thin strips with a pen.

3. Take a piece of green origami, roll it into a thin stick as a flower stick, and wrap the cut origami around the top to make a flower bud.

4. Take a yellow origami, fold it in half, and cut a section in the middle into thin strips.

5. Open the origami, fold it in half in reverse, and stick the edges together with glue.

6. Continue to stick the cut origami around the stamens to make chrysanthemum petals.

7. Make a set of petals in the same way, and a chrysanthemum is finished.

8. Take a pink origami and wind it into a cone as chrysanthemum wrapping paper.

9. Put the finished chrysanthemum into the wrapping paper, and a simple handmade chrysanthemum will be finished.

The origin of Tomb-Sweeping Day:

Tomb-Sweeping Day is also called Youth Day. This is the first "sacrificial ceremony" for emperors and generals. Later, with the continuous development of the times, ordinary people began to follow suit. Tomb-Sweeping Day's traditional customs include: ancestor worship, outing, inserting willows, flying kites, shooting willows, silkworm flower parties and sweeping graves. Among them, hiking, grave sweeping and ancestor worship are the most common.

Every year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, people spontaneously prepare something for Tomb-Sweeping Day. Such as paper money, incense sticks, fruit snacks and so on. Express your thoughts to the deceased. At the same time, I will invite three or five friends to go for an outing in the suburbs in my spare time to enjoy the breath of spring. The two themes of hiking and grave sweeping have been passed down to this day.