Open the book paper, then put it in the book that needs to be wrapped and fold it in the middle. Tear open a sticker bag and make it according to the size of the sticker you need.
The word "Bao" first appeared in the Qin Slips of Sleeping Tiger Land in the late Warring States Period. The outer part "勹" is the thing that wraps the fetus, and the inner part is "Si" which is the unformed child. The original meaning of the coined word "Bao" is afterbirth, which is the early way of writing the word "bao" for compatriots.
The fetus in the small seal script is more vivid, and the regular script is more symbolic and regular. Regarding steamed buns in food, Huang Tingjian, a famous writer and calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty, mentioned this word in his diary.
The origin of the word Bao
There should be two reasons why Baozi is called Baozi: First, there are stuffings made of vegetables, meat, sugar and other raw materials inside, which is different from the stuffing of Baozi. The verb meaning is related to wrapping; the second is that the shape is round, which is similar to the shape of the wrapped object in the noun meaning of bag.
The word "baggage" originally refers to a package of clothes wrapped in cloth, and also refers to the cloth used to wrap clothes. It was later used to describe a certain kind of burden, such as: Don't carry ideological baggage. The jokes in cross talk, Shandong Kuaishu and other folk arts are also called baggage. This is because to create humorous effects in cross talk, you must go through the process of tying up the baggage and shaking it off. This is like tying up the baggage first and then shaking it off.