How to draw a kite?

The drawing method of kites is as follows:

1, draw the shape shown in the drawing.

2. Draw a straight line on the pattern.

3. Complete the straight line and complete the wings of the kite.

Step 4 supplement the kite's tail

5. Draw a pattern on the kite

6. Draw a kite line

7, finally painted with color, complete.

Kites are also called paper kites, in which kites refer to eagles. Both "kite" and "kite" are eagles. In ancient China, kites were generally called "paper kites" in the south and "paper kites" in the north. This is because the earliest shape of kites is made of silk or paper, and when they are released, they really soar in the air like eagles. Hong Kong also has the name "paper kite", which obviously comes from the old saying. Kites have been widely used in espionage since they were invented.

During the "Hou Jing Rebellion" in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Xiao Gang, Prince of Liang, who was besieged by the rebel Hou Jing in Taicheng, the capital of Jianye (now Nanjing), used a kite to convey information and moved in to help. The early kites in China were mostly related to military affairs, communication and meteorology. About the Tang and Five Dynasties, kites entered the folk and became toys for people's entertainment and games. At the same time, it is also a good physical exercise. Yuan Zhen, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote a poem: "There are birds flying kites, which are led by the boy because of the false wind", vividly describing the scene of children flying kites.

The poem "Paper Flowers Fly Like Snow" written by Zheng Banqiao Huai wei county in Qing Dynasty truly recorded the grand occasion of flying kites at that time. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, flying kites in Tomb-Sweeping Day has become a seasonal folk activity. When spring returns to the earth, people fly kites and dream. In fact, there are different opinions about the origin of kites.

It is said that kites began with wooden kites in the Spring and Autumn Period. One said that kites originated in Han Xin; Another view is that kites originated in the Five Dynasties, and Ye Li created paper kites. There is also a view that kites began in the Hou Jing Rebellion in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, when "there were sheep, cars and crows on paper".