How do people draw stick figures on May Day?

People stick figures on Labor Day are as follows:

Material preparation: paper, pens and colored pens.

1. Draw the ponytail hair of the little girl behind her head first, and then draw the outline of her face and MengMeng's five senses.

2. Pull your hand down and take some cabbages in your hand.

3. Draw the outline of your body, wearing a long-sleeved T-shirt on top and a short skirt on the bottom. There is a short stool sitting below, leaning forward slightly.

4. Then draw a vegetable basket next to your body, and put some cabbages in it, and then you can color it! Paint your eyes black, your hair brown, your hair band red, and then your skin color.

The clothes on the upper body are painted yellow, the skirt and shoes are painted red, the cabbage in the hand is painted green, and the vegetable basket and the cabbage inside are painted blue and green. The stick figure of May Day is finished.

Introduction to May Day Labor Day:

1, the way to celebrate.

Countries around the world generally hold corresponding celebrations. However, not all countries have designated May 1 as Labor Day, and those countries that celebrated May Day have different ways and habits. There are many parades, rallies and entertainment activities in Russia. Since Labor Day was established internationally, Russia has always attached importance to this special festival.

2. The way to celebrate in Japan.

Labor Day coincides with Japan's "Golden Week", and there are many festivals around May 1, such as Arbor Day on April 29th, Constitution Memorial Day on May 3rd, National Holiday on May 4th and Children's Day on May 5th. These holidays are linked together. On average, Japanese people have at least one week's holiday, and the longest even reaches 1 1 day.

For the working class, the meaning of this long holiday is really unusual. Therefore, in Japan, the special celebration of Labor Day is gradually replaced by the "May Day Golden Week". And from April 29th, Japan entered the "Golden Week".

Many hotels, hot springs and other entertainment facilities in Japan put out various advertisements to attract tourists before May Day, and the price of ordinary hotels has more than doubled.