How to draw a red envelope is simple and beautiful.

The simple and beautiful drawing of red envelopes is as follows:

The drawing method of stick figure red envelope is completed in a few simple steps. Let's try!

Step 1: Draw a rectangle.

Step 2: There are two more beside it.

The third step: front composition.

Step 4: Paint the same color!

There are two kinds of red envelopes. One is to weave colored ropes into dragons and put them at the foot of the bed. This record can be found in Yanjing year. The other is the most common, that is, parents wrap the money distributed to their children in red paper. Lucky money can be given in public after the younger generation pays New Year's greetings, or it can be quietly put under the child's pillow by parents when the child falls asleep on New Year's Eve.

Ancient lucky money:

Folk believe that giving children lucky money means that when evil spirits or "Nian" hurt children, children can use the money to bribe them and turn evil into good luck. In addition, there is a veritable lucky money, which is given to the elderly by the younger generation. "Years old" means years old, years old and years old, and it is intended to expect the elderly to live a long life.

There is a widely circulated legend about lucky money. In ancient times, there was a little demon named Chong who came out to touch the head of a sleeping child on New Year's Eve. The child often cries in fear, and then has a headache and a fever. Therefore, on this day, every family will turn on the lights and stay up late, which is called "keeping special".

There was a couple who had a son in their later years and regarded him as their favorite. On New Year's Eve, they were afraid that "worship" would harm their children, so they took out eight copper coins to play with them. The children fell asleep when they were tired of playing, so they wrapped eight coppers in red paper and put them under their pillows. The couple didn't dare to sleep and fell asleep unconsciously.

In the middle of the night, "Chong" turned into an evil wind and blew out the lights. As soon as Chong was ready to reach out and touch the child's head, a generation flashed on the pillow, allowing Chong to run away. The next day, the couple told everyone about wrapping eight copper coins in red paper to scare them away. After that, everyone learned, and the children were safe. Another theory originated from the ancient "shocking the world".

It is said that there was a fierce beast called Nian in ancient times, which would come out every 365 days to hurt people, animals and crops. Children are afraid, but adults use the sound of burning bamboo to drive "Nian" away and comfort children with food, which is "suppressing shock"

Over the years, it turned into money instead of grain. In the Song Dynasty, there was a "scare of money". According to historical records, Wang Shaozi was carried away by bad people in Nanxun and exclaimed on the way. Unexpectedly, he was saved by the imperial car, and Song Shenzong gave him "golden rhinoceros money". Later, it developed into a kind of "lucky money"