Practice of traditional kite

1. First of all, tools, bamboo sticks or other slender wooden strips, cotton thread, gouache paint, knives and brushes.

2. First tie two bamboo sticks into a cross, and lean forward as far as possible with the horizontal one, with a ratio of 4:6. Then add bamboo sticks on both sides and tie them from the middle support point to both sides. Ensure a sharp front edge, just like an airplane, with a small front end and a large rear end to reduce wind resistance.

3. Draw a beautiful kite pattern. You can draw anything you want and write anything you like.

Next, tie a kite pattern on the bamboo stick, preferably several corners. When it gets stuck, it will run away because of the strong wind. Usually, if you buy a kite, there will be several strings, but if you make it yourself, it is recommended to use cloth. If there is no thread, you can sew some yourself.

Finally, after tying, tie cotton thread on the cross bracket, so that the kite can be contained. Special reminder: Flying a kite must be in an empty square, not only to protect life safety, but also to broaden your horizons.