Simple course of national day paper-cut works

The simple course of National Day paper-cut works is as follows:

Tools: greeting card paper, pencil, glue, scissors.

1. First, prepare two rectangular greeting card papers, one black and one red, the black is slightly smaller than the red card paper, and stick the black card paper on the red card paper.

2. Then prepare a piece of green colored paper and fold the colored paper in half several times to form the shape shown below.

3. Then draw the shape of the tree on the folded paper with a pencil, paying attention to drawing only half! After painting, you can cut off the big tree with scissors.

4. Unfold the cut paper and lay it flat on the bottom of the greeting card. Here, you should stick them on the greeting card with glue.

5. Continue to find a piece of red colored paper to cut out the shape of the flag, and use brown colored paper to cut out long and thin strips to make flagpoles.

6. Finally, write the National Day on both sides of the national flag, and a simple and beautiful National Day greeting card will be completed.

Origin of the festival

National Day is a national statutory holiday to commemorate the country itself. They are usually the independence of this country, the signing of the constitution, the birthday of the head of state or other significant anniversaries; Some are saints' day, the patron saint of this country. Although most countries have similar anniversaries, due to complicated political relations, this festival in some countries cannot be called National Day. For example, the United States only has independence day and no national day, but the two have the same meaning.

In ancient China, the emperor's accession to the throne and birthday were called "National Day". Countries all over the world have various bases for determining National Day. According to statistics, 35 countries in the world celebrate the National Day when the People's Republic of China is founded. Cuba, Cambodia, etc. Take the day when the capital is occupied as the National Day. Some countries regard National Independence Day as their national day.