How to draw the winter solstice tabloid

The method of drawing the Winter Solstice tabloid is as follows:

When drawing the handwritten notice of the Winter Solstice, the picture can include a plate of dumplings and a bowl of glutinous rice balls (food customs in the north and south), or A snowman, snow-fallen plum blossoms and trees, and small snowflakes embellishment in the blank space of the handwritten newspaper can all add to the winter atmosphere. You can also add some cute little expressions on the glutinous rice balls and dumplings to make the picture look more cheerful and flexible.

In the content you write, you can briefly introduce the origin of the winter solstice and some traditional customs. The name of the handwritten newspaper can be named after Happy Winter Solstice or Winter Solstice Festival. When making a handwritten newspaper, you should pay attention to the moderate proportion of the content and pictures, so that the drawn handwritten newspaper will look more beautiful. In the composition of a handwritten newspaper, you can draw the drawing around the paper so that the text and title are centered.

The winter solstice is also known as the short day solstice, winter festival, sub-year, and winter solstice. The winter solstice means that the cold is coming. On the winter solstice, the day is the shortest day, but the night becomes longer. The twenty-four solar terms were first formulated based on the changes in the stars. When the handle of the Big Dipper points to Zi, it is the winter solstice.

Nowadays, solar terms are determined based on the celestial longitude of the sun. When the sun reaches 270° of celestial longitude, it is the winter solstice, which occurs between December 21st and 23rd of the Gregorian calendar every year.

Folk customs of the winter solstice. Winter Solstice customs vary from north to south. In the south, there are customs of worshiping ancestors and feasting during the winter solstice. In the northern region, there is a custom of eating dumplings on the winter solstice every year.