1. Write a Zhuang girl next to March 3rd on the left, and draw flowers and leaves below.

2. Then draw four diamond-shaped borders in the upper right corner, a border in the lower right corner and a sketch at the bottom.

3. Finally, color it.

Method 2:

1. First, write the slogan "Unforgettable March 3rd" at the top.

2. Then draw boys and girls in the middle.

3. Then draw two square writing boxes on the left.

Next, draw a wavy writing box on the right.

5. Finally, color the painted elements with corresponding colors.

The origin of March 3rd:

The third day of the third lunar month is a traditional festival for many ethnic groups in China, among which the Zhuang nationality is a typical one. In ancient times, young men and women of Zhuang nationality gathered in the street to sing and held banquets by the river.

According to Zhuang legend, March 3rd is the birthday of Buluotuo, the ancestor of Zhuang nationality, and the Han people celebrate Shangsi Festival. March 3 is still a grand festival in some minority areas in southwest China. In the Central Plains of northern China, there is also a "February 2, the dragon looks up; On March 3rd, XuanYuanSheng ".

Most Zhuang people celebrate the third day of March by catching up with song parties, setting up song booths and holding song parties. Li people call March 3rd Love Day, which is the same as Hainan Miao Festival. She people gather in the ancestral hall from morning till night, singing songs to remember their ancestors, picking barnyard grass leaves, soaking tender leaves in glutinous rice to cook black rice, and entertaining guests to exorcise evil spirits and pray.