Putian Food Handwritten Newspaper

The Putian food handwritten newspaper is as follows:

First, draw "Hometown Food" as the title on the right end of the screen, and add a layer of borders to the title to make the picture more interesting. Draw an oval border below the title and green onions on the left end to make the picture more beautiful. On the right side of the green onion, draw a little boy wearing a headscarf and a puppy. Both the little boy and the puppy draw cute little expressions, surrounded by stars.

Let’s start coloring. Color the green onions green, the little boy black, red and green, brown, and the puppy yellow and red. Paint the title yellow and orange, paint the border beige, and draw patterns around the screen, so that the colors of the handwritten newspaper are finished. Finally, add grid lines to the border, and a hometown food handwritten newspaper is completed, which is simple and beautiful.

Handwritten newspaper refers to a newspaper that uses paper as a carrier and publishes news information in handwritten form that emerged during the development of journalism. It is the prototype of a newspaper and is also called handwritten news. In the Tang Dynasty of China, there were "di officials" stationed in Beijing from various places who presided over the copying and distribution of hand-written newspapers, which were mainly targeted at local officials. They were called "di bao" in history. Dunzhuo Di's "Entering the Courtyard Statement" currently exists in the British Library in the United Kingdom.

Published in 887 AD, it is the oldest existing newspaper in the world. In school, handwritten newspapers are a good form of activity in the second classroom, with considerable plasticity and freedom. The handwritten newspaper is also a mass propaganda tool, which is equivalent to a reduced blackboard newspaper.