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Which folk art made it into the character non-legacy catalog

Chinese paper-cutting folk art has been selected for the Character Non-heritage Catalog.

Chinese paper-cutting is a folk art that involves using scissors or carving knives to cut out patterns on paper, which are used to decorate life or complement other folk activities.
China's paper-cutting folk art has been inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009, and woodblock prints are part of the country's national intangible cultural heritage.

China, a country with a rich history and cultural heritage, has a profound intangible cultural heritage. Paper-cutting and woodblock prints not only represent the height of traditional Chinese handicrafts, but also contain deep cultural connotations.

Paper-cutting, which has a long history, is a traditional technique that uses scissors or carving knives to cut patterns into paper, often used to decorate life or to accompany various folk activities. And for food lovers, the rich patterns and unique shapes presented by paper-cutting actually find vivid expression at the dinner table.

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A traditional paper-cut inspired food decoration is placed on the table, and the beautiful patterns around the food will add color to the whole dining experience. This might be the finishing touch to your next food party, giving a more cultural dimension to an ordinary table.

Woodblock prints, also an outstanding representative of traditional Chinese art, are regarded as a national intangible cultural heritage. This art form shows a strong local flavor through the patterns carved on the wooden boards and the unique color combinations.

And in the field of cuisine, woodblock prints bring us a perfect blend of food and art. A food illustration inspired by traditional woodblock prints, with bright colors and smooth lines, seems to show the deliciousness directly in front of you. It's not just a dish of food, but also a piece of artwork rich in cultural heritage. Through the double impact of taste and vision, you can feel the charm of art while savoring the delicious food.