Beginning of winter is one of the traditional 24 solar terms in China, marking the beginning of winter. In the traditional culture of China, beginning of winter has far-reaching significance. It represents the arrival of the cold season and the beginning of collecting and gestating life. In order to celebrate this solar term, people will carry out some custom activities, such as eating jiaozi and glutinous rice balls.

At the same time, beginning of winter is also an important health node in a year. People will strengthen their physique through diet and exercise to meet the cold winter. When drawing beginning of winter patterns, we can choose some simple and representative elements to show the characteristics of this solar term. The following is a simple and beautiful drawing of beginning of winter pattern:

First, we can choose a piece of A4 paper as the canvas, fold the paper in half, and then open it, so that we can get a symmetrical pattern. Draw a circle in the center of the paper. This circle can represent an important element of the sun or beginning of winter-jiaozi or glutinous rice balls.

Draw some wavy lines around the circle. These lines represent cold weather and falling snowflakes. Draw some branches or leaves under the circle. These branches or leaves can represent plants and trees at the beginning of winter. Draw some small circles or hearts under branches or leaves. These circles or hearts can represent fruits or flowers, representing the harvest and life at the beginning of winter.

Finally, we can color the patterns with colored pencils or watercolor pigments to make them more vivid and full of beginning of winter atmosphere. In addition to the above painting methods, we can also try other simple and representative elements to express the characteristics of beginning of winter, such as snowflakes, pine trees, plum blossoms and so on.

No matter which element you choose to represent the season of early winter, you should pay attention to the simplicity and beauty of the pattern, so that people can see at a glance that it represents the season of early winter.