Practice and pictures of chopsticks and lanterns

The practice and pictures of chopsticks lanterns are as follows:

1. Prepare 30 disposable chopsticks, electronic candles, colored paper, double-sided tape, red rope and Chinese knots. Make a square with disposable chopsticks and fix the joint with glue. Then take four chopsticks and stick them vertically on the inner corner of the square with glue to connect the upper and lower floors.

2. Cross two chopsticks and fix them in a square with glue, so that the skeleton part of the lantern is completed. Wrap the side of the skeleton with a long piece of colored paper, fix it with glue, and cover it as a lamp. Tie a red rope in the middle of the upper end, hang a Chinese knot at the bottom, and hang an electronic candle inside, and a complete chopsticks lantern will be completed.

3. Prepare about 50 disposable chopsticks, glue or hot melt glue gun, electronic candles or LED strips, colored paper or rice paper, string or twine, and scissors. Use chopsticks to spell out the bottom frame of lanterns, which can be fixed with glue or hot melt glue gun. This frame can be square or rectangular, depending on the size of the lantern you want to make.

4. Spell out the top frame of the lantern with chopsticks and fix it with glue or hot melt glue gun. The top frame should be slightly smaller than the bottom frame. Wrap the lantern holder with rice paper or colored paper. Pay attention to completely cover all corners and joints and fix them with glue or hot melt glue gun.

5. Connect the top and bottom of the lantern with string or twine, and you can tie a knot where the chopsticks cross. Put the electronic candle or LED light bar into the bottom of the lantern and connect the power supply. You can also choose to use battery power. Adjust the position and shape of lanterns to make them more beautiful and firm.

The origin of chopsticks is as follows:

1, the origin of chopsticks can be traced back to Shang Dynasty, and it is said that it was invented by Dayu. According to historical records, chopsticks were called jiā in the pre-Qin period and Zhu Henian in the Han Dynasty. From the Ming Dynasty, they were officially called chopsticks. Chopsticks were called chopsticks in the pre-Qin period and chopsticks in the Qin and Han dynasties. It is recorded in Records of the Historian Wei Zijia that there was an image at the beginning, and Zhou was the king at the end of Shang Dynasty.

2. Based on this calculation, China has used chopsticks for at least 3000 years. In Wuzhong area of Ming Dynasty, which was later Suzhou, Songjiang and Changzhou, boatmen in Jiangnan water town were afraid of the sound of chopsticks, because it meant that fishing boats ran counter to the wind and waves and used chopsticks instead of chopsticks, placing people's good wishes for sailing boats to be unimpeded.