Es tan divertido como el Cubo de Rubik del siglo XX, o incluso más. Con ideas creativas innovadoras, es un invento único que se puede llamar el Cubo de Rubik del siglo XXI. *Rectangular en lugar de cuadrado *Solo un tipo de patrón de pliegue de cuadrícula *Puede adaptarse a múltiples tipos de modelado *La primera experiencia de la humanidad con envases completos complementarios de dos capas. El primer sobre doble de origami cerrado del mundo, un rompecabezas de plantilla, es también una experiencia humana. Doblar una hoja de papel rectangular en lugar de un cuadrado. Es solo una especie de CP y es muy interesante tener cientos de variaciones que se pueden insertar entre sí para crear modelos infinitos. El Sr. Liang Haisheng, el fundador del origami chino, fue ampliamente reportado en los principales medios de comunicación de China, y su documental introductorio se llamó "Origami Magician". En la décima Conferencia de Investigación sobre Ciencias, Matemáticas y Educación del Origami de la Sociedad de Origami de Japón, el Sr. Liang Haisei contribuyó con un artículo con el siguiente propósito. Con una hoja de papel √1:√2 como A4, puedes doblar un tetraedro con cuatro caras triangulares isósceles √3:√4 idénticas en múltiples piezas que sean múltiplos de 2^N sin cortar. Cada uno de estos tetraedros tiene cuatro caras de papel triangulares, que no se superponen. Es decir, hay cuatro veces más caras triangulares que tetraedros. En el caso de una sola hoja, grupos de 2, 4, 8 y 16 tetraedros del mismo tamaño se pliegan de diversas formas extrañas. Además, si sigues una determinada regla (patrón), puedes plegar un número infinito de 2^N tetraedros. El Sr. Liang Haisheng, el fundador del origami chino, fue ampliamente reportado en los principales medios de comunicación de China y fue nombrado el "mago del origami" en programas introductorios y documentales. Cuando estaba enseñando origami tridimensional rectangular en un jardín de infantes en la prefectura de Mie, un niño muy lindo se enteró de que el maestro de origami era de China. Tan pronto como le enseñé, le dije que estábamos usando una hoja de papel rectangular y este niño dijo: "¡Está bien!". Es origami chino. ¡Por eso es un rectángulo!'' Luego, en Japón, se le llamó origami chino.
1 Trial lessons from this book were featured on CCTV14's children's channel ``Open Sesame'' program. This book's sister edition, ``Silver Rectangle: Magical 3D Paper Art Shape,'' has been selected as a ``National Elementary and Secondary Library (Room) Recommended Book'' by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's Basic Education Curriculum Materials Development Center.
2 The author of this book, Mr. Liang Hai-sheng, is known as the ``origami magician.'' He uses rectangular paper, which is different from the traditional square origami, and can make origami without cutting, making it easier to make origami than standard origami. Using only one or two templates, folding, nesting, and creating a variety of innovative shapes will amaze people with the charm of the combination of art and science.
3 This book breaks away from traditional origami, which relies only on the superposition of planes and outdated, concrete, and incompatible shapes, opens up new values for paper, and overturns everyone's understanding of traditional "origami." , makes the reader realize that origami can be like Legos. Brick, three-dimensional, artistic, fashionable and interesting.
4 This book is hardcover and printed in full color to help readers overcome initial learning obstacles and use their hands and minds to complete shapes in no time. , which gives you a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment.
5 Three-dimensional origami is a test of thinking and spatial ability, and not only does the child operate it, but parents also participate and use their hands and brains together with the child, enriching the lives of parents and children and encouraging the growth of parents.
1 Trial lessons from this book were featured on CCTV14's children's channel ``Open Sesame'' program. This book's sister edition, ``Silver Rectangle: Magical 3D Paper Art Shape,'' has been selected as a ``National Elementary and Secondary Library (Room) Recommended Book'' by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's Basic Education Curriculum Materials Development Center.
2 The author of this book, Mr. Liang Hai-sheng, is known as the ``origami magician.'' He uses rectangular paper, which is different from the traditional square origami, and can make origami without cutting, making it easier to make origami than standard origami. Using only one or two templates, folding, nesting, and creating a variety of innovative shapes will amaze people with the charm of the combination of art and science.
3 This book breaks away from traditional origami, which relies only on the superposition of planes and outdated, concrete, and incompatible shapes, opens up new values for paper, and overturns everyone's understanding of traditional "origami." , makes the reader realize that origami can be like Legos. Brick, three-dimensional, artistic, fashionable and interesting.
4 This book is hardcover and printed in full color to help readers overcome initial learning obstacles and use their hands and minds to complete shapes in no time. , which gives you a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment.
5 Three-dimensional origami is a test of thinking and spatial ability, and not only does the child operate it, but parents also participate and use their hands and brains together with the child, enriching the lives of parents and children and encouraging the growth of parents.
