Subject content: Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon. Characters: the Monkey King, Jade Emperor, Qing Niu, Bai.
1, synopsis of story:
One of the classic stories in The Journey to the West is the Three Wars between the Monkey King and Bai. The story happened on the Tongtian River. Dressed up as a woman, pretending to be injured, she asked the Monkey King for help. However, the Monkey King saw through Bai's disguise and pressed her head under a big stone with a golden hoop. Bai turned into a leprechaun and escaped, which triggered a conflict with the Monkey King.
When the Jade Emperor learned of this, he ordered the Monkey King to stop arguing and expel him from heaven. With the help of Qing Niu, the Monkey King overcame one difficulty after another and was finally pardoned by the Jade Emperor. The Monkey King returned to heaven and became the minister and bodyguard around the Jade Emperor.
2. Character image:
On the handwritten newspaper, we can draw the images of the Monkey King, Bai, Jade Emperor and Qingniu. The Monkey King marked his image with his unique appearance and golden hoop, while Bai showed his characteristics with his lovely appearance and dangerous transformation. The jade emperor can be described by the image symbolizing imperial power and majesty, while the green cow appears as the image of a bull's head.
3. Excerpts from famous sayings:
Quoting some classic quotations from the handwritten newspaper can summarize the theme and essence of the story. For example: "If you plant flowers with your heart, you won't open them. If you plant willows without your heart." . This famous saying reminds people that no matter doing good or evil, there will be corresponding results.
4. Key events:
In the handwritten newspaper, we can describe in detail three key battles between the Monkey King and Bai, as well as the important events of the Jade Emperor's pardon and the Monkey King's return to heaven. Through illustrations and text descriptions, it shows the scene of a white goblin challenging the Monkey King. Then, it describes the help of Qing Niu and how the Monkey King overcame the difficulties. Finally, he was pardoned by the jade emperor and returned to heaven.
5, color matching:
In handwritten newspapers, bright colors can be used to highlight the Monkey King's bravery, white tricks, and the majesty of the Jade Emperor and the Green Bull. The Monkey King can be represented by yellow and red, white by gray and black, jade emperor by blue and gold, and green and brown by green cattle.