The simplest folding method

The simplest origami method is as follows:

1. Prepare a square piece of paper. If the paper size is not suitable, you can fold it in half to adjust the size.

2. Fold the paper in half.

Fold the paper in half again, this time along the other side.

Now, the paper is divided into four equal small parts.

5. Open the paper and you will see an X-shaped crease.

6. Fold the paper in half again, this time along the X-shaped crease.

7. Open this paper and you will see a square.

8. You can fold it in half along the diagonal of the square and then unfold it, so you will get a triangle.

This origami method can be used to make various shapes and styles.

Cultural background of origami art;

1, Origami Origin: Origami originated in China and first appeared in the Western Han Dynasty. At that time, origami was mainly used in sacrificial ceremonies and funeral ceremonies to express respect and nostalgia for the dead. With the passage of time, origami gradually spread to Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries, and developed into a unique art form.

2. Artistic value of origami: origami is a process with high artistic value. It can create various shapes and styles through simple paper and creases. Origami artists keep exploring and innovating, and have created many amazing works, such as birds, flowers and frogs. These works not only have ornamental value, but also have collection value.

3. The symbolic meaning of origami: In many cultures, origami has a special symbolic meaning. For example, in the traditional culture of China, people often regard paper cranes as a symbol of longevity and happiness; In Japanese culture, origami is regarded as a sacred art form, which is closely related to Shinto and Buddhism.

4. Educational value of origami: origami is not only a form of entertainment, but also has high educational value. Through origami, children can learn geometry, mathematics and hand-eye coordination, and at the same time cultivate their patience and carefulness. In schools and educational institutions, origami is widely used in teaching activities to help students better understand the concepts of shape, size and symmetry.