Movable type printing step stick figure

The steps of movable type printing are as follows:

1. Draw a man's facial expression and outline the structure of his hat with lines.

2. Draw the man's arm movements and show the finger details with lines.

3. Draw the overall outline and detailed lines of men's wear, so that the movements of both hands can be presented.

4. Draw the details of the equipment structure below people, including the line effect of paper unfolding.

5. Draw the overall action of the man's arm and the effect just made by the paper, and outline it with different lines.

6. Draw the detailed lines of the pool and stirring rod behind the man.

7. Add a rectangular frame with rounded corners in the whole scene, and then write the text vertically to finish printing the stick figure.

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Movable type printing is an ancient printing method, which was invented by working people in ancient China through long-term practice and research. First, make a model of the original text and inverted text of the single word, then select the single word according to the original, arrange it in the font plate, ink it and print it, and then remove the font after printing, so as to use it again in the next typesetting.

The invention of movable type printing is a great technological revolution in the history of printing. Clay movable type invented by China in the Northern Song Dynasty (1048) and Bi Sheng (970- 105 1) marked the birth of movable type printing. He was the first inventor in the world, about 400 years before Johannes Gutenberg invented movable type printing.

In Yuan Dynasty, Wang Zhen successfully created wooden movable type and invented wheel typesetting. In the middle of Ming Dynasty, copper movable type was widely used in Nanjing, Wuxi, Suzhou and other places in Jiangsu.

Because Cai Lun improved the production of paper in the Han Dynasty, the writing materials were lighter and more economical than Oracle Bone Inscriptions, bamboo slips, stones and silks used in the past, but copying books was still very labor-intensive, far from meeting the needs of society. The method of copying rubbings appeared in Xiping period (AD 172- 178).

Printing is one of the four great inventions of Han working people in ancient China. It began with block printing in the Tang Dynasty, and was developed and perfected by Bi Sheng in the Song Renzong era, resulting in movable type printing.