How to draw a blue hand account?

How to draw the blue-handed account number is as follows:

1. First draw a trapezoid-like eaves on paper, draw a row of small circles on the front, draw the outline of vertical glazed tiles on the eaves, and then draw two circles on each side.

2. Then connect the circles with lines and draw them like lanterns. Draw tassels on the bottom of lanterns, draw a row of clouds on the bottom, and add some red envelopes and gold ingots.

3. Next, paint the eaves bronze, add dark strokes, paint one side of the circle gold, and then paint the lanterns and red envelopes red.

4. The triangle part of the red envelope, the ear of the lantern and the ingot are all painted yellow, and then the cloud is painted blue with dark blue strokes.

Finally, draw a neat text column in the middle blank, and the blue hand account will be drawn.

Handwritten account, originated in Japan, is written as "handwritten account" (handwritten account てちょぅ), which means a notebook for taking notes. In Japan, most people will take a notebook called "Manual" with them and take it out anytime and anywhere to read or write something on it.

The handbook can not only remind you of your birthday and appointments with family and friends, but also arrange your daily work. Many people regard them as short diaries.

Meaning:

If you want to invite a Japanese friend to go out for dinner or travel, the other person will usually take out a small notebook, turn to a page and quickly write down the agreed time and place.

On the subway, it is often seen that someone takes out a small notebook from his bag to read or record. This kind of book is called a handbook.

In the reporter's opinion, a notebook is actually a notepad.

Most manuals are equipped with calendars and pens, which can hold some business cards and pieces of paper. Different pages have functions to meet different types of requirements. For example, the housewife's handbook has a special place to post invoices to record their income and expenses and help them live frugally.