Winter solstice handbill handbill how to draw

How to draw a winter solstice handbill handbill answer is as follows:

First of all, write the title of the handbill handbill "winter solstice" in the upper part.

Draw a title of the border.

Draw a plate of hot dumplings to the left of the title.

Draw a Chinese character for fortune on the right side.

Draw a rectangular text box directly below the title.

Then draw round text boxes on the left and right.

Finally color the main pattern, color the background and draw some small snowflakes as a decorative interface.

The winter solstice is a traditional Chinese folk festival, also known as the Winter Festival, Yayoi, Long Solstice Festival, etc. It has both natural and humanistic connotations, and it is both an important festival among the twenty-four seasons and an important festival in the Chinese folklore.

The winter solstice, the bucket refers to the son, the sun's yellow longitude reaches 270 °, in the annual calendar December 21-23 cross section. The winter solstice is one of the eight festivals of the year, in ancient times, the folk have in the "eight festivals" to worship the gods and ancestors of the custom. The winter solstice is regarded as the winter festival, in the folk "winter solstice is as big as the year", so the ancients called the winter solstice for the "year of the year" or "small year".

Some coastal areas in the south of China still continue the traditional customs of the winter solstice ancestor worship. In some areas of northern China, every year on the winter solstice, the custom of eating dumplings.

The winter solstice marks the smallest solar altitude in the northern hemisphere and the shortest daytime, but the temperature on the winter solstice is not the lowest. On the winter solstice, the sun's position directly above the ground reaches the southernmost point of the year, and the sun is almost directly above the Tropic of Capricorn (also known as the winter solstice line), with the sun's rays tilted most toward the northern hemisphere; therefore, the winter solstice is the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere, and the further north you go the shorter the day gets.

It is worth noting that around the winter solstice, the Earth is located near perihelion, running a little faster, which results in a year when the sun shines directly on the southern hemisphere about 8 days shorter than directly on the northern hemisphere, and therefore the winter in the northern hemisphere is slightly shorter than the summer.