Simple writing of Frost's Fall handwritten newspaper

The simple steps for frost's fall handwritten newspaper are as follows:

1. Write the slogan "Frost's Fall" on the top, and then draw a maple tree.

2. Draw a little girl, an owl and a writing box in the picture.

3. Paint the painted elements with corresponding colors.

4. Finally, write the text in the writing box.

Introduction to Frost

One of the twenty-four solar terms in the lunar calendar. Entering this solar term, the weather becomes colder and frost begins. Frost's Descent usually occurs on October 23 of each year in the Gregorian calendar. At this time, the first frost appeared in the Yellow River Basin of China, and most areas were busy sowing wheat and other crops. In ancient my country, frost was divided into three periods: the period when jackals were sacrificed to beasts, the period when vegetation yellowed and fell, and the third period when stinging insects descended.

During this solar term, jackals display their prey before eating it. Every year around October 23 of the Gregorian calendar, frost falls when the sun reaches 210 degrees of ecliptic longitude. Frost means the weather is getting colder and dew condenses into frost. At this time, hoarfrost has appeared in the Yellow River Basin of our country. On the fertile fields thousands of miles away, a piece of silver ice crystal shines. At this time, the leaves are yellow and falling.

The ancient book "Explanation of the Twenty-Four Solar Terms" says: When the Qi is calm and frost falls, the Yin begins to condense. It can be seen that "frost fall" means that the weather is gradually getting colder and frost begins to fall. In meteorology, the first frost in autumn is generally called "early frost" or "first frost", while the last frost in spring is called "late frost" or "final frost".

The period from the last frost to the first frost is the frost-free period. Some people also call early frost "chrysanthemum frost" because chrysanthemums are in full bloom at this time. Su Shi, a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, wrote in a poem: "Thousands of trees have been swept away into yellow, and only the hibiscus is fragrant."