Grandma's paper-cut imitation composition

1. Write a composition by imitating grandma's paper-cutting. Dad's insole, mom's pillow, grandma's wonderful workmanship, an ordinary embroidery needle and an ordinary colored thread are all rusted. After half an hour of embroidery in grandma's hand, you can have whatever you want. People, animals, plants and utensils can do anything. Whenever I finish embroidering, I always find a treasure and say, "Wow, it's beautiful. Embroider another one for me." "Ok, I'll embroider for you." Grandma is always willing to embroider for me, and it can be done without a pair of "mandarin ducks". Oh, the background and the two mandarin ducks are vivid, and the size and density are impeccable. How beautiful!

A kind grandmother is also a very popular and responsive person. Anyone can talk. "Say, where to embroider, and what to use?" The next day, when someone came to pick it up, grandma always happily handed it to others, turned her head and gave the soles to grandpa and uncles. I remember living in my grandmother's house when I was a child, and one day I accidentally got my shoes wet. Grandma took out a pair of black cloth shoes for me, and I thought it was too ugly at first sight. My grandmother said that she would give me a good decoration, so she began to show off. After a while, two little tigers appeared on the black shoes. They look good in them, so they put them on and play lively.

2. Write a composition according to grandma's paper-cutting. The paper-cut named () is one of the treasures of China folk culture and art. These colorful, vivid and beautiful paper-cuts are deeply loved by people. For me, paper-cutting is a pleasure. Staring at the pattern, I cut it like scissors, and the slight sound when scissors hinge paper is like beautiful music. In this beautiful music, lovely animals "live" and beautiful flowers "open" ... I used to be restless. Because I like paper-cutting, I can work for five or six hours without looking up. My friend said I was a little.

Children's love! Every piece of base paper is one of the treasures of China folk culture and art, and these colorful, vivid and beautiful paper-cuts are all my favorite! Behind every vivid paper-cut, there is a mysterious and wonderful story. Today, I saw a beautiful paper-cut, which is like this: a girl in a colorful skirt, with three beautifully carved ceramic bowls on her head, danced happily in the vibrant wheat field, as if she had a great happy event. I stared at this beautiful paper-cut and couldn't help flapping my white wings and flying to the imaginary kingdom. . . .

In a remote village, there lived a group of poor villagers, and Himalayan girls were one of them. Everyone in the village likes her very much because she is an honest, beautiful, kind and noble girl.

In fact, this village was not poor before, but a rich and civilized place. However, just five years ago in the midsummer, it suddenly began to snow quickly. After only five seconds, the whole village was razed to the ground. The next morning, the snow slowly melted, but people were surprised to find that the brick houses they worked so hard to build brick by brick all turned into messy and smelly thatched houses; When they go to farm, they scatter a handful of seeds in the soil and rot. Himalayan girls know that all this is done by snow ghosts.

So, after going through all kinds of hardships, she finally found Snow Ghost one day five years later and asked him to change the village back to its original appearance. Because Snow Ghost wanted to keep the Himalayan girl as her own, she answered her like this: "Of course, but I have a request. You must marry me. If you get three bowls of magic water and change the village back to its original state, but don't come back to me within 50 minutes, then you will die in the same place and become a snowy mountain. hahaha. . "The Himalayan girl stared at the grinning Snow Ghost and turned to take the water away.

She ran to the highest hillside in the village and carefully sprinkled magical water on every corner of the village. In an instant, the village recovered its original style. Excited, the Himalayan girl piled three bowls together, put them on a hat, twisted her waist and danced a cheerful "top bowl dance". Jumping, jumping, she lost track of time. Fifty minutes later, she suddenly fell to the ground like a flower. Slowly, she became a towering snowy mountain.

She is the highest Himalayan mountain in the world, because the lofty character of Himalayan girl's self-sacrifice touched the god of heaven and earth, and God gave her a higher position than heaven; The earth has given her more than the earth, and so far no mountain has exceeded her sacred height!

The dancing girl. You can write down her appearance, dress and decoration first, and you'd better give her a name. Then, according to the meaning in the picture, you can write "one minute on stage, ten years off stage" (that is, how to practice hard and find "top bowl dance"). Finally, I can write about my wonderful performance on the stage after practice, which won warm applause from the audience! Behind the moving paper-cutting, there is a mysterious and moving story.

3. imitate "grandma's paper-cutting" and write a composition introducing your loved ones?

Father's insole and mother's pillow are all rusted with grandma's skillful hand, an ordinary embroidery needle and an ordinary colored thread. After half an hour of embroidery in grandma's hand, you can have anything you want, people, animals, plants and utensils. Whenever I finish embroidering, I always find a treasure and say, "Wow, it's beautiful. Embroider another one for me." "Ok, I'll embroider for you." Grandma is always willing to embroider for me, and it can be done without a pair of "mandarin ducks". Oh, the background and the two mandarin ducks are vivid, and the size and density are impeccable. How beautiful!

A kind grandmother is also a very popular and responsive person. Anyone can talk. "Say, where to embroider, and what to use?" The next day, when someone came to pick it up, grandma always happily handed it to others, turned her head and gave the soles to grandpa and uncles. I remember living in my grandmother's house when I was a child, and one day I accidentally got my shoes wet. Grandma took out a pair of black cloth shoes for me, and I thought it was too ugly at first sight. My grandmother said that she would give me a good decoration, so she began to show off. After a while, two little tigers appeared on the black shoes. They look good in them, so they put them on and play lively.

Now, my pillow is embroidered with "safe and sound" embroidery. It was grandma who let me spend my life safely when I was in trouble. This is also because farmers can calculate good luck. Whenever I sleep, whenever I see the embroidery on the pillow, I will think of my grandmother's kind face and feel practical when I sleep at night.

4. imitate grandma's paper-cutting and write a composition of not less than 400 words. Paper-cutting is one of the most popular traditional folk decorative arts in China with a long history.

Because of its easily available materials, low cost, obvious effect and wide adaptability, it is widely welcomed. Because it is most suitable for rural women's leisure production, it can be used as a practical object and beautify their lives. Paper-cutting can be seen all over the country, and even formed different local styles.

Paper-cutting not only shows the aesthetic taste of the public, but also contains the deep social psychology of the nation. It is also one of the most distinctive folk arts in China, and its modeling features are particularly worth studying. As the embodiment of China's original philosophy, folk paper-cutting has the characteristics of comprehensiveness, beautification and auspiciousness. At the same time, folk paper-cutting conveys the connotation and essence of traditional culture with its own specific expression language.

On May 20th, 2006, the paper-cut art heritage was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. On June 8, 2007, Shanghai Li Paper-cut Art Master Studio won the first Cultural Heritage Day Award from the Ministry of Culture.

China folk paper-cut handicraft art has its own formation and development process. China's paper was invented in the Western Han Dynasty (6th century BC), before which the art of paper-cutting could not have appeared. But at that time, people used thin materials to make handicrafts by hollowing out and carving, but it was popular long before paper appeared, that is, cutting gold foil, leather, silk and even leaves by carving, carving, picking, carving and cutting. According to Records of the Historian Jiantong Di Feng, in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, a king claimed the title of king, and cut a plane tree leaf into a "reed" and gave it to his younger brother, who was named Hou in the Tang Dynasty.

During the Warring States period, leather carvings (one of the cultural relics unearthed from Chu Tomb No.1 in Jiangling, Hubei Province) and silver foil carvings (one of the cultural relics unearthed from the Warring States site in Guwei Village, Huixian County, Henan Province) were all demolished together with paper-cutting, and their appearance laid a certain foundation for the formation of folk paper-cutting. The earliest paper-cutting works in China were discovered in 1967, when China archaeologists discovered two paper-cuts with flowers of the Northern Dynasties in Astana near Gaochang site in Turpan Basin, Xinjiang. They use hemp paper, all of which are folded sacrificial paper-cuts. Their discovery provides physical evidence for the formation of Chinese paper-cutting.

The history of paper-cutting handicraft art, that is, paper-cutting in the true sense, should begin with the appearance of paper. The invention of paper in Han Dynasty promoted the appearance, development and popularization of paper-cutting.

Paper is a moldy material. In the southeast of our country, the climate is humid, and the rainy days in May and June every year, paper products will rot over time. Folk paper-cutting is a popular thing. People don't keep it as a treasure, and they can cut it if it is broken. In the northwest of China, the weather is dry, the climate is dry, and the paper is not easy to get moldy, which may also be one of the important reasons for the discovery of paper-cutting in the Northern Dynasties in Turpan, Xinjiang.

Paper-cutting in Tang Dynasty-Paper-cutting in Tang Dynasty has been in a period of great development. There is a saying in Du Fu's poem that "warm water fills my feet, and paper-cutting calls my soul". The custom of paper-cutting calling my soul has spread among the people at that time. The paper-cut in the Tang Dynasty, which is now in the British Museum, shows that the paper-cut at that time had a high level of manual art and a complete picture composition, expressing an ideal realm between heaven and earth.

Popular in the Tang Dynasty, the carved patterns of flowers and trees have the characteristics of paper-cutting. For example, the pattern of "Duiyang" in Masakura Hospital in Japan is a typical artistic expression of hand cutting. In the Tang dynasty, there was also block printing made of paper-cutting. People carved it into wax paper with thick paper, and then printed the dye on the cloth to form beautiful patterns.

In Song Dynasty, the paper industry was mature and there were many kinds of paper products, which provided conditions for the popularization of paper-cutting. For example, it can be used as "fireworks" for folk gifts, "window grilles" pasted on windows, or as decorations for lanterns and teacups.

The application scope of folk paper-cutting in Song Dynasty gradually expanded. Jiangxi Jizhou Kiln uses paper-cut as the pattern of ceramics, and makes the ceramics more exquisite by glazing and firing. Folk also use paper-cutting to carve figures in shadow play with the skins of animals such as donkeys, cows, horses and sheep. The engraved version made by the blue printed cloth technology is carved into patterns with oil cardboard, and the scratched patterns are made by paper-cutting technology, which is divided into yin and yang engraving. Long lines should be cut off to distinguish facts from truth. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the paper-cut handicraft art matured and reached its peak.

Folk paper-cut handicraft art has a wider range of applications, such as flower decorations on folk lanterns, decorative patterns on fans and embroidery patterns, all of which are reprocessed with paper-cut as decoration. What's more, Chinese people often use paper-cutting as decoration to beautify the home environment, such as door battlements, window grilles, cabinet flowers, wedding flowers and ceiling flowers, which are all used to decorate doors, windows and rooms.

In addition to the paper-binding pattern craftsmen who appeared after the Southern Song Dynasty, the most basic team of folk paper-cutting handicrafts in China is rural women. Female red is an important symbol of the perfection of traditional women in China. As a compulsory skill of needlework, paper-cutting has become a skill that girls have to learn since childhood.

They want to learn paper-cut patterns from their predecessors or sisters, cut out new patterns through cutting, re-cutting, painting and cutting, and describe the natural scenery they are familiar with and love, the scenery of fish, insects, birds, beasts, flowers, trees, pavilions and bridges, and finally reach the realm of their will. China folk paper-cut handicraft art, like an ivy, is ancient and evergreen, and its unique popularity, practicality and aesthetics have become a symbolic meaning that meets people's psychological needs.

The art of paper-cutting has a long history, and it is also widely recorded in ancient poetry and classics: 1. Don? In the poem left by Cui Daorong, there is such a sentence: "If you want to cut Yichun characters, people who are chilly in spring will cut scissors." The "Yichun Post" mentioned here is also commonly known as paper-cutting. 2. Don? Li Shangyin's poem Manyue says: "Carve gold to gain popularity, cut the ribbon to promote the people."

Ribbon-cutting is also paper-cutting. 3. Don? Duan's Youyang Miscellaneous Notes said: "On the day of beginning of spring, the home of literati, paper-cutting is a kind of Xiaoping, which is hung on the head of a beautiful woman or decorated under a flower, and cut into a spring butterfly, which wins the drama with spring.

Folk festival customs.

5. Grandma's paper-cutting imitates Grandma's paper-cutting. Probably because I haven't been back to my hometown for a long time. Recently, I always dream of my grandmother, her kind face and gentle words.

However, grandma died last year, and I never heard her again, and I never saw her again. But I decided to go back to my hometown, burn some paper in front of her grave and tell her something from my heart, so that I wouldn't dream about her again.

Besides, my mother is almost sixty, so I should go back and see her often. It is not difficult to return to China. I will go home in an afternoon.

Originally, I went home to see my mother, and the most talked about was grandma, and my mother has been thinking about her mother. Speaking of late at night, we talked a lot about grandma's benefits before her death, and finally talked about her skills.

Mom said that our generation is not as good as the next, but your grandmother knows everything from embroidery and paper-cutting to threshing and harvesting. I'm ashamed. Yes, it's me and my sister. Our quilt needs to be torn down and washed by my mother in summer.

Grandma's other skills are not worth talking about, because the older generation will do these things for their livelihood at that time, but grandma is ingenious and better than others. Only paper cutting is basically her unique skill.

Grandma was born in a rich family and was raised as a young lady. Naturally, she practices embroidery and other fine work, such as paper cutting. It was only when I married my poor grandfather that I had to put down my embroidery needle and work in the fields like a man. Coupled with the social environment at that time, her skillful hands could only be used to mend old clothes.

So in my childhood memory, I didn't know my grandmother could cut paper at all, only that her clothes were well made, which attracted many people's praise. I first knew that my grandmother could cut paper ten years ago.

At that time, people's lives were getting better and better every day, and they had leisure to do something to amuse themselves. As it happens, my cousin runs a kindergarten at home, and there are few materials in the village. I'm afraid I don't know how to express my reward for excellent children. At that time, my grandmother said that I would give them a big red flower. It used to be the big red flower award.

In this way, her family picked up the skills in memory, made beautiful red flowers, and somehow cut out beautiful window grilles. At one time, my cousin was overjoyed and even her parents were full of praise. As for the children, they hung the red flowers they got on their bodies and put paper-cuts in the most conspicuous places at home to show their Excellence. My cousin's kindergarten has been in operation for two years, and my grandmother has cut children for two years. Although she died at the age of 80, she was very happy when she cut paper, humming old songs from time to time, and she would be ashamed to talk to you when she asked questions carefully.

I think that is a good memory of her girlhood. We don't know, as long as she is happy, let her sing.

It's just that my cousin wants to learn her paper cutting skills. Grandma also wanted to teach, but soon her cousin ran away from home and worked hard by herself. Grandma didn't say anything, just cut some puppies and kittens from time to time every day to pass the time.

I have seen some of grandma's paper-cuts, which are really vivid. I have also created some paper-cutting methods to make the content of paper-cutting richer and more modern. At that time, I also moved my mind to learn, but unfortunately I had other things at that time. Later, I left my hometown, my grandmother and her beautiful paper-cutting.

It was not until the Spring Festival the year before last that I received a notice that my grandmother was critically ill that I hurried home and met my grandmother who had been away for three years. At this point, she has put on old clothes and is strangely lying in bed as a door. I was confused at that time. I know only the dead will lie there.

I really want to see it. I saw a slightly swollen face. I tried to catch my breath again. Grandma is still alive. I cried. My grandmother is still alive, and the grandmother who cooked for me from morning till night at school is still alive.

A few days later, grandma woke up and I left home again. I call home from time to time and get the answer that I am in good health.

But I know grandma can't cut paper and walk by herself. She is almost ninety years old, and her body no longer listens to her orders. The last time I saw my grandmother was last summer, when she lived in my house. At that time, she was basically able to take care of herself and her face was very clear. I told her, grandma, you live well, and we are still waiting for your centenary birthday.

She smiled kindly and said that she might as well be dead if she were alive, always bringing trouble to others. I didn't know how to answer, so I said naughtily, that's no good, I have to learn paper-cutting from you.

Grandma said nothing. She knows I'm just saying. Grandma has been working hard for others all her life and never thought about herself. Even if our junior buys her a pair of humble shoes, she will say a lot, which makes us feel as if we have really done a great thing for her.

Before the Mid-Autumn Festival, I had planned to go home for my grandmother's birthday, but the news of her death came before I left. I thought I heard wrong, but my brother's words proved to be true again.

I don't know how to get home. This time, as soon as I entered grandma's house, I heard crying. I didn't cry, but went straight to her house. This time I saw a coffin. I was in tears, and grandma left before we gave her a birthday.

A few days ago, the day after returning to my hometown, my mother and I went to visit my grandmother's grave. A pile of small loess separated her from all her relatives. I didn't cry this time. My mother did. She is the only daughter of my grandmother. Now, mom has no mom.

I didn't persuade my mother either. Maybe she'll feel better when she cries. I took out a big bag of money and lit it. I watched them turn black and blown away by the wind.

It's not Halloween, so I wonder if grandma can receive a little bit of what we call filial piety. Maybe grandma didn't become a ghost. People like her should go to heaven. When grandma's wooden coffin was closed, I clearly saw the smile on her face, as if there was something good for her to see.

6. imitate "grandma's paper-cutting" and write a composition introducing your loved ones? Father's insole and mother's pillow are all rusted with grandma's skillful hand, an ordinary embroidery needle and an ordinary colored thread. After half an hour of embroidery in grandma's hand, you can have anything you want, people, animals, plants and utensils.

Whenever I finish embroidering, I always find a treasure and say, "Wow, it's beautiful. Embroider another one for me." "Ok, I'll embroider for you."

Grandma is always ready to embroider for me, and it can be done without a pair of "mandarin ducks playing in the water". Oh, the background and the two mandarin ducks are vivid, and the size and density are impeccable. How beautiful! A kind grandmother is also a very popular and responsive person. Anyone can talk. "Say, where to embroider, and what to use?" The next day, when someone came to pick it up, grandma always happily handed it to others, turned her head and gave the soles to grandpa and uncles. I remember living in my grandmother's house when I was a child, and one day I accidentally got my shoes wet. Grandma took out a pair of black cloth shoes for me, and I thought it was too ugly at first sight. My grandmother said that she would give me a good decoration, so she began to show off. After a while, two little tigers appeared on the black shoes. They look good in them, so they put them on and play lively.

Now, my pillow is embroidered with "safe and sound" embroidery. It was grandma who let me spend my life safely when I was in trouble. This is also because farmers can calculate good luck. Whenever I sleep, whenever I see the embroidery on the pillow, I will think of my grandmother's kind face and feel practical when I sleep at night.

7. Imitate grandma's paper-cutting and write a 600-word composition. I saw some pieces of paper in the Chinese textbook.

These paper-cuts were cut so exquisitely that I chose one of them as writing material without hesitation. This paper-cut is about a minority girl reading at home. The morning glory climbing on the roof seems to be attracted by the sound and is opening one after another.

I can't restrain my imagination: in a picturesque mountain village, there lived a family who made a living by farming and digging coal. Every morning, mom gets up to cook porridge, and dad rushes to dig coal.

Mother cooked porridge to wake up her daughter, and then rushed to the vegetable field immediately. Her daughter finished her porridge-rice soup, to be exact, because there was not much rice. Go to school with a schoolbag on your back.

In this way, after a year, my father's coal yard collapsed and died unfortunately. Without financial resources, mothers can no longer afford to send their daughters to school, and girls drop out of school in grief.

After dropping out of school, the girl still didn't give up studying. She tried her best to borrow textbooks from her former classmates and began a long way to study. Since then, girls have collected junk during the day to subsidize their families and taught themselves at night.

Look, she is holding a pencil, taking notes where she doesn't understand, and preparing to ask her classmates the next day. On this day, the girl was very busy, sitting under the eaves, reading the text loudly and confidently. The sun shines on her and cheers for her. Morning glory seems to add color to this beautiful reading, and it quietly blooms.

This paper-cut inspired me a lot. It tells us that learning is not difficult and there are no conditions. As long as you have the heart, you will certainly learn the results.

8. Write a composition, imitate grandma's paper-cutting, and focus on the unchanging revelation of family.

Whenever I see the stars in the sky, I can't help but feel sour in my nose, and my heart is blocked like a piece of cotton, which is extremely uncomfortable. People say that a dead person will become a star in the sky, and I think that shining star is my uncle.

I remember growing up, the person I admire most is my uncle. In my heart, my uncle is a great person.

My uncle is very concerned about me.

Every time I have an exam or a competition, my uncle will call me and cheer me on. Although it's just a phone call, for me, it's a concern and a blessing, which gives me more peace of mind, calmness and strength when I step into the examination room or competition venue. Every time I finish an exam or a competition, my uncle will call me and ask me about my grades. If I get good grades, my uncle will congratulate me and be happy with me; If my grades are not good, my uncle will comfort me and give me some encouragement. My uncle's words of concern may be plain, but for me, they have given me great courage to face difficulties bravely.

My uncle respects me very much.

It can be said that since childhood, the person I respect and admire most is my uncle. According to my mother, my uncle used to study hard and started reading English aloud when he got up at five o'clock every day. But at first, perhaps because of external factors, he didn't go to college. But now, although the work is very hard, he still insists on studying and prepares to go to college by himself. I admire this persistent and studious spirit.

But now that my uncle is gone, I am absent-minded in everything I do. Dad said to me, "Son, your uncle in heaven will be unhappy when you see this photo now." Therefore, I work hard and make continuous progress. I think about my father's words all the time and can't let my uncle down.

I looked up at the starry sky again, only to find that star was the brightest and brightest in my heart.

This feeling will never be erased.

9. Grandma's paper-cutting imitation composition paper-cutting is a traditional folk art that has been circulated in China for more than 1000 years.

Today, I saw a beautiful paper-cut The paper-cut is like this: in a small room, a little girl is kneeling on a hand-woven carpet and reading a book.

She wore Mongolian clothes and her eyes shone with knowledge. There is a small square table in front of her and a book on it. The little girl is reading every sentence in the book carefully! Outside the window, two white butterflies flew by, gently stopped on the windowsill and watched the little girl read.

Outside, the morning glory opened its mouth and sucked the morning dew. I am fascinated by this paper-cut, which seems to tell us an interesting little story ... In a small village on the grassland, there lived a group of villagers, and the lively and lovely Zhuo Ma was one of them.

Little Zhuo Ma is smart and lovely, and everyone in the village likes her very much. Lively mother Xiao Zhuo doesn't like staying in the village all the time. She runs around the village all day and likes to know all kinds of trees and flowers.

One day, the disease sneaked into the village. It took a breath and spread the disease. As a result, the whole village got an incurable disease, and only Zhuo Ma, who ran out to play, survived.

In order to treat the villagers, Zhuo Ma Jr. rummages through herbal materials collected all over the country every day. After reading it, he borrowed it from other places. Three weeks later, seeing more and more dead people in the village, Zhuo Ma Jr. was very sad and determined to find a cure as soon as possible.

After another week, Zhuo Ma tried his best to find a medical book about treating this disease. At dawn, the first morning glory just bloomed, and Zhuo Ma Jr. sat at his desk, absorbed in the medical books.

Two butterflies stopped and landed on the windowsill, looking at her enviously. Zhuo Ma Jr. read the whole book and knew that only by finding the blooming snow lotus on the iceberg can the villagers be cured.

This afternoon, Zhuo Ma Jr. took dry food and water to say goodbye to the villagers. With amazing perseverance and extraordinary wisdom, she overcame difficulties and obstacles and climbed to the top of the iceberg.

On the top of the ice mountain, a snow-white saussurea involucrata is in full bloom. Xiao Zhuo mother regardless of fatigue, excitedly picked it up. Zhuo Ma returned home smoothly, and the villagers came out to meet her with her sick body.

Zhuo Ma Jr. happily hugged Xuelian and told everyone that as long as she drank the soup cooked by Xuelian, everyone would be saved. Say that finish, tired little Zhuo Ma fell asleep forever because of fatigue.

She fell down with a sweet smile on her lips. The villagers are very sad. They go to worship God every day and ask God to save Zhuo Ma.

God in the sky was moved by Zhuo Ma's courage and wisdom, and turned Zhuo Ma into a morning glory that never faded. Now, people only need to see the blooming morning glory, just like seeing brave, kind and wise little Zhuo Ma.

10. Imitate 12. Can Grandma write a composition about the characters by paper cutting?

Grandma's embroidery

Father's insole and mother's pillow are all rusted with grandma's skillful hand, an ordinary embroidery needle and an ordinary colored thread. After half an hour of embroidery in grandma's hand, you can have anything you want, people, animals, plants and utensils. Whenever I finish embroidering, I always find a treasure and say, "Wow, it's beautiful. Embroider another one for me." "Ok, I'll embroider for you." Grandma is always willing to embroider for me, and it can be done without a pair of "mandarin ducks". Oh, the background and the two mandarin ducks are vivid, and the size and density are impeccable. How beautiful!

A kind grandmother is also a very popular and responsive person. Anyone can talk. "Say, where to embroider, and what to use?" The next day, when someone came to pick it up, grandma always happily handed it to others, turned her head and gave the soles to grandpa and uncles. I remember living in my grandmother's house when I was a child, and one day I accidentally got my shoes wet. Grandma took out a pair of black cloth shoes for me, and I thought it was too ugly at first sight. My grandmother said that she would give me a good decoration, so she began to show off. After a while, two little tigers appeared on the black shoes. They look good in them, so they put them on and play lively.

Now, my pillow is embroidered with "safe and sound" embroidery. It was grandma who let me spend my life safely when I was in trouble. This is also because farmers can calculate good luck. Whenever I sleep, whenever I see the embroidery on the pillow, I will think of my grandmother's kind face and feel practical when I sleep at night.