The simplest way to cut a paper-cut dragon.

The simplest way to cut a paper-cut dragon is as follows:

Preparation materials/tools: jam cherry paper, glue, scissors.

Step 1: Draw a circle on the cardboard and cut it out, then drill three holes in the circular card.

Step 2: Cut out twelve round cards of different colors according to the above method.

Step 3: Glue them together and grind them into lumps.

The fourth step is to draw the dragon head and cut off the dragon tail.

Step five, string the round cards together. Pei bi

Step 6, fix the faucet and the dragon tail again.

Step 7, finally fix the stick, and the paper dragon is finished.

What does dragon mean?

First of all, an overview of the dragon:

Dragon is a miraculous animal in China mythology, fickle, sexually stimulating and beneficial to all things. It is said that it can be hidden and displayed, reaching the sky in the spring breeze and diving in the autumn wind. It can also cause clouds and rain. It was the leader of many scales, the head of the four spirits (dragon, phoenix, unicorn and turtle), and later became a symbol of imperial power. Emperors all claimed to be dragons, and their vessels were decorated with dragons.

According to Shan Hai Jing, Xia Houqi, Ru Shou and Ju Mang all "rode the rain dragon". There are other secretaries, "Zhuan Xu, Lapras, Sihai", "Hu Jian, Di Ku, Chunxia, Lapras". The predecessors divided dragons into four types: the scaly ones are called dragons; The winged one is called Ying Long; Those with horns are called dragons; People without horns and trousers are called dragons.

Second, the dragon's characteristic shape:

The dragon horn is like a deer, the head is like a camel, the eyes are like rabbits, the neck is like a snake, the abdomen is like a dragonfly, the scales are like fish, the claws are like eagles, the palms are like tigers, and the ears are like cows. That is, there are deer's peace and gentleness, camel's perseverance, rabbit's maneuver, snake's malice and shrewdness, stork's mysterious cry, fish's wealth, eagle's awareness of survival crisis and accurate grasp of opportunities, tiger's majesty, independence, vitality and cow's loyalty.