Chinese New Year comic strip painting method

The drawing method of the Chinese New Year comic strip is as follows:

Kai song to bid farewell to the old year, the flood bell sings the new year. Lunar New Year is the grandest traditional festival of the Chinese people. It symbolizes unity and prosperity, and is a festival of new hopes for the future. One of the most widely known stories about the origin of the New Year is that of the New Year beast.

Speaking of New Year's paintings, people are familiar with them, but when it comes to New Year's comic strips, few people are familiar with them. It is the Chinese New Year's "garden" in a strange flower, currently in the domestic and foreign collection market, due to the cultural value of the New Year's paintings carried by the comic strips, and the number of scarcity, so the value of the gradual growth, but most of them are still priced at the market.

Nianhua began in ancient times, "door god painting", is China's unique genre of painting, but also a popular art form. New Year's painting is a kind of New Year's painting in the form of comic strips, which is pasted on the door, stove, and wall of the house during New Year's. It has the same continuous nature as the comic strips. It has a continuous storyline like a comic strip and is made up of a combination of more than three or four pictures.

A set of overlay woodcuts of "The Legend of the White Snake" (single sheet compartmentalized) from Yang Liuqing, Tianjin, in the Qing Dynasty is an early Chinese New Year's comic strip. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, with the stone printing technology of the western technology to the east, the yearbook comic strips also changed accordingly, from the single-sheet compartmentalized began to expand to the double-screen, four-screen compartmentalized.

In the early Republic of China, the Tianjin version of the "Tianhe match", "two plums", etc. (all eight screens, 24 pictures) is currently the largest number of compartments found in the country's New Year's Eve comic strips.