1. Write "Young China said" as the title at the top first. You can make the title bigger, and then make a creative design to make the title look more delicate and lovely.
2. Draw a red flag-style background box for the title, draw wavy lines around it as an outline, and draw a teenager in the lower left corner.
3. Draw a bubble border in the middle, a square border at the bottom and a five-pointed star around, so that the handwritten newspaper line draft is completed.
4. Start coloring below, the title is painted black, the title background box is painted red, and the stars are painted yellow.
5. The clothes of the characters are painted yellow and red, the borders are painted yellow and green, and the outer borders are painted orange.
6. Finally, draw a grid line on the border with a ruler and tidy it up. Such a beautiful young China said that the handwritten newspaper was finished.
7. Blanks can also be used to fill in the text. If you don't know what to write, you can refer to the filling text in the picture to extract it.
Literary appreciation
On young chinese is one of Liang Qichao's representative works and a famous article published in Qingyi Daily at that time. This article has great influence and is a long political paper. From the standpoint of bourgeois reformists, the author made a sharp contrast between feudal ancient China and China youth in his mind.
Strongly praised the young people's spirit of being brave in reform, encouraged people to shoulder the heavy responsibility of building China's youth, and expressed their desire to make the motherland prosperous and enterprising. It is recognized as the most positive and emotional chapter in Liang Qichao's works, and the author himself regards it as his masterpiece of "opening up a new style and inspiring the people"
The visual expression reveals that the old people in China and the young people in China have completely different sense of responsibility for the country and the times. In the sharp and cold contrast, the writer put forward the political proposition that "today's responsibility lies not with others, but with my youth".