Feasibility analysis of children's game picture book creation in ancient Chinese paintings

Ziyan Li

doi:10.54097/jeer.v5i1.11962

Authors

Ziyan Li

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/jeer.v5i1.11962

Keywords:

Picture book creation, Ancient Chinese children's games, Cultural inheritance and output

Abstract

Children's games are a long-standing historical and cultural phenomenon, and are an important form of social education for children and children's self-learning and development. China has a long history of development, and there are countless existing ancient books that record and describe children's games, many of which are still worth publishing in modern society but have been shelved and forgotten, these game methods deserve attention. By discussing the feasibility of picture book creation for classical Chinese games, this paper aims to enrich the theme of domestic picture books, arouse people's strong interest in Chinese traditional culture, and promote China's excellent traditional culture.

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