How to make mother's day greeting card picture

Mother's Day Greeting Card is made as follows:

1. Take 15*12cm white rectangular paper, straightedge in 12cm on both sides respectively at 4, 8cm pencil mark, connected to a straight line.

2. Straightedge in 15cm on both sides of the pencil mark at 5, 10cm respectively, connected to a straight line, to get nine grid paper.

3. Scissors will be the four corners of the nine-grid paper on the four lattice cut out, to get the "cross" paper.

4. Fold the small rectangle of paper on the right side of the cross in a straight line to the center, and then fold it outward with the center line of the small rectangle of paper.

5. In the same way, fold the small rectangle of paper on the left side of the cross and press the crease.

6. Fold the small rectangle of paper on top of the cross back in a straight line, and fold the small rectangle of paper on the bottom back in the same way.

Greeting card is a kind of card that people greet each other when they meet a happy date or event, and the days when people usually give greeting cards include birthdays, Christmas, New Year's Day, Chinese New Year, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, etc. The card usually contains some blessings on it. Greeting cards usually have some words of blessing on them.

Greeting cards originated from the need of human socialization. It is a kind of emotional interaction between people, and this interaction is often expressed in short sentences, a look at also brief and concise, over time, the congratulatory message appeared programmed to speak of festivities, send each other auspicious words to convey people's hopes for life and visions of the future.

Tang Taizong with greeting cards to the minister of the New Year Every New Year and the Spring Festival, from the head of state, down to the ordinary people, have to friends and relatives to send greeting cards habit. When was this special medium of blessing born, why has it been passed down, and how has it evolved?

Traditional Chinese culture places great emphasis on "etiquette", which was once the essence of Chinese culture. Much of the content of etiquette is expressed in forms, such as greeting cards. In the personal major things or public **** festival before the presentation of greeting cards, a form of solemnity, the second early notification of the other side, with people and their own are convenient. Therefore, since the Han Dynasty, greeting cards as a traditional form has been continued to retain, only the name has changed.