Tools/raw materials: paper and pens.
1, first draw the title text on it, and then draw three young people below. The boy in the middle holds a five-pointed star, and the girls on both sides hold banners.
2. Draw grass at the bottom, draw two borders in the blank, and add red flags and stars.
3. Next, color the header first, and then paint the characters with beautiful colors. The banners are painted red and yellow respectively, and the five-pointed star is also painted red.
4. Continue to paint the border red and yellow, paint the grass green, add other colors and add color embellishment.
5. Finally, draw a text column on the border and draw a simple handwritten newspaper.
China, a teenager, wrote an essay by Liang Qichao (1873-1929) in the late Qing Dynasty. He praised the youthful vigor, pointed out that China under feudal rule was the "oldest empire", and earnestly hoped that "China youth" would appear to inspire the people's spirit. The article is informal and uses metaphors, which is very encouraging. With a strong enterprising spirit, the author has placed his love and expectation on the youth in China.
Literary appreciation
In terms of stylistic language, The Story of young chinese is also very representative. The sentence pattern with alternating length and verse style, especially the introduction or creation of new words and images mentioned above, has undoubtedly subverted the vocabulary and syntax system used in China ancient prose.
Cifu, Si Liu, phonology and ancient prose are integrated in one furnace, freely shuttling and flowing freely, which shows the author's profound artistic foundation in operating style. In the evolution history of China's literary language and style, Liang Qichao's prose is undoubtedly a form of transition from classical Chinese to vernacular Chinese, which directly led to the trend of the May 4th vernacular Chinese movement.