How to make a small dragon boat

The answer to how to make a small dragon boat is as follows:

Dragon boat folding is one of the common hand-made techniques, and the simplest folding method is the word dragon boat. The following is a detailed explanation and production steps. The simplest way to fold the dragon boat is the word dragon boat.

Production steps:

(1) Place a rectangular piece of paper horizontally on the desktop. Fold from the middle position to both sides, so that the paper presents obvious vertical lines.

(2) Fold the upper and lower sides of the paper inward so that the top is V-shaped.

(3) Fold both sides inward again along the vertical line to form a small dragon boat with three corners. Manually adjust the shape of the dragon boat to make it more perfect.

Precautions:

The dragon boat folding method is simple and easy to master, but it should be noted that the paper should be kept clean and tidy during the operation, and no wrinkles or traces can appear; When operating according to the folding steps, special attention should be paid to the accuracy of each step of crease folding; After the final completion, when manually adjusting the shape of the dragon boat, you need to handle it carefully to avoid unnecessary damage.

Expand knowledge:

Dragon boat is an important part of traditional culture in China, and it is also a water sport that has been passed down to this day. Besides hand-made dragon boats, there are also special dragon boat races, which are held all over the country every year.

At the same time, there are many types and folding methods of dragon boats, such as four-character dragon boats, triangle dragon boats and eight-character dragon boats. For those who like to make and collect handicrafts by hand, knowing these dragon boat making skills and knowledge points can better experience and feel the profoundness of China traditional culture.

Dragon boat is a dragon boat used in the Dragon Boat Festival. Dragon boat race is the main custom of the traditional Han festival Dragon Boat Festival. Originally, it was a festival for China people to get rid of diseases and prevent epidemics. Before the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a custom of holding dragon totem sacrifice in the form of dragon boat race on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. After the poet Qu Yuan died on this day, it became a traditional festival custom for the Han people in China to commemorate Qu Yuan, and it was also one of the representatives of the Han dragon totem culture.