Interpretation text of traditional culture paper-cut

Everyone has written a composition, and you must be familiar with all kinds of compositions, especially the most basic and common expositions. Explanatory writing is a kind of writing with explanation as the main expression and other expressions (such as narration, discussion and description) properly matched. So what kind of explanatory text is good? The following is my exposition of traditional culture paper-cutting (5 selected articles), hoping to help everyone.

Interpretation of paper-cutting of traditional culture 1 Paper-cutting is an art spread by the Chinese nation. Look! These colorful, vivid, rich and beautiful paper-cuts are our works. In fact, behind every vivid paper-cut, there is a mysterious and wonderful story. "Follow the image" and "random conformation" to shape, and at the same time create a variety of mascots by means of metaphor, combine the agreed images, express their own psychology and pursue auspicious metaphors.

In my impression, there is a paper-cut like this: an old man was flying in the sky on a green cow, just passing by the bright moon. When I saw this, I couldn't help thinking of some poems: "Purple gas came from the east to Wan Li, and saints went west here. Qingniu chased the old man and hid. " Watching, my thoughts drifted into the sky.

There is an old fairy in the sky, who specializes in managing the good and evil of mankind. One day, he rode his horse to the west. It turns out that Wang Dahu in the west bullies people everywhere because of his wealth and power! When the old fairy saw it, she did a little magic, and Wang Dahu's property was immediately donated to the poor. At this moment, Wang Dahu realized how angry he was at ordinary times. He vowed to be a good official for the people from now on. Hearing this, the old fairy put it down and left. On the way back, the old fairy saw a full moon. The old fairy thought: the beautiful moon is always round, but why can't the earth give me peace one day? After that, the old fairy looked at the distant moon and left while thinking about the problem.

I like paper cutting. What about you?

Traditional culture paper-cut explanatory text 2 only needs a pair of scissors, some colored paper and a pair of dexterous hands to cut out a pair of exquisite patterns, which is the art of paper-cutting. When I was in kindergarten, my teacher taught me how to cut paper.

I remember one morning when I was in a big class in kindergarten, the teacher said to us, "In the afternoon, everyone will bring scissors and colored paper, and we will cut paper together." With a bang, the teacher's words fell into the classroom like an atomic bomb, and the classroom suddenly exploded. Everyone is discussing what to cut.

In the afternoon, each of us brought a pair of small scissors and some colored paper. The teacher said: "First, fold the colored paper in half, then draw the pattern you want to cut on the paper, only draw half of the pattern, then cut it off, and finally open the cut work and draw the pattern you like on the graph." After that, the teacher showed us how to cut paper. Then we all started cutting like teachers.

I want to cut two birds with the love in my mouth. I first folded the paper in half according to the teacher's method, and then drew a bird with half love in it. I began to cut it carefully. I don't know where I cut my foot. I had a brainwave, drew an outline along the bird's foot, and then cut the bird's foot along the outline very hard.

After I cut the paper-cut, it looked good when I opened it, but I cut it in half. I asked the teacher why. After reading my paper-cut, the teacher said to me, "Don't cut the symmetrical side, or it will be incomplete." I nodded. So, I cut it carefully and finally cut the paper.

China's paper-cutting art is extensive and profound. I just tried it this time, and I will cut out more beautiful patterns in the future.

Traditional paper-cutting is one of the treasures of China folk culture and art. These colorful images are lifelike. Exquisite paper-cutting is deeply loved by people! Behind every vivid paper-cut, there is a wonderful story. Today, seeing exquisite paper-cuts, I can't help waving my imagination and flying to the kingdom of stories.

I just imagine a small mountain village in Xinjiang, where all the flowers, grass, trees and wood have withered. The village chief has a beautiful and kind daughter. She saw that not only the flowers and trees withered, but also the villagers' crops withered. So Verna went to see the God of the earth. She came to the God of the Earth and said to the God of the Earth, "God of the Earth! Nothing can be planted on the land in our village, and everything will wither. As long as you restore the village to its original state, I will do whatever you want. " The kind land god wanted to test whether she was sincere or not, so he said, "Little girl, I am old and my hair is gray. The skin also has wrinkles. If you are willing to give me your hair and skin, I will restore the village to its original state. " Verna agreed without hesitation. God of the earth told Verna to close his eyes. When she opened her eyes, she found herself an old woman. The land god said, "Your village has been restored to its original state. Please go back quickly. " When Verna went to the garden, she heard someone talking to her. It turned out to be the god of the earth, saying, "Good boy, drink the three bowls of water in front of you, and you can recover your original appearance." Verna drank three bowls of magic water, recovered to the original state, and saw the beautiful village come back again. The top three bowls danced beautifully on her head.

This paper-cut vividly depicts the beautiful mountain village. I like this paper-cut. It will grow with me.

Paper-cut of traditional culture is one of the soul treasures of folk culture and art in China. These colorful, lifelike and beautiful paper-cuts are deeply loved by me! Taking "following the image" and "random conformation" as the modeling, at the same time, a variety of mascots are created by the method of comparison, and combined with the images that have been agreed as customs, they express their psychology and the metaphorical significance of pursuing auspiciousness.

My father likes collecting stamps, ancient coins and paper-cuts. Sometimes, my father will choose some beautiful paper-cuts for me. I will quietly put them in an exquisite box and take out these colorful, lifelike and beautiful paper-cuts from time to time to watch.

Once, my father gave me a purple paper-cut, which was like this: a little girl of ethnic minorities was sitting at the table on the carpet, with morning glory and grass, absorbed in reading.

The more I look at this painting, the more fascinated I am. I gently put it in a box and looked at it from time to time. Suddenly one day, under my careful observation and thinking, I understood why my father gave me this painting. It turns out that my father wants me to study hard and make progress every day like the little girl in the picture. I also saw how much my parents love me! They poured all their energy and love into me!

Yes! I must study hard, make full preparations before each exam and get an excellent result, so that all my parents' efforts will be rewarded.

Thought of here, my eyes filled with tears, recalling everything my parents did for me, dribs and drabs. ...

I want to keep this paper-cut in a box, and I want to engrave it in my heart!

Explanation of traditional culture paper-cutting 5 When I was in Grade One, there was a paper-cutting competition. I was confused. what can I do? Yes, but it's hard to see, and I don't understand it myself. According to my mother, these things are all for business. So, let's do business.

That year happened to be the year of the pig, so I bought a simple pig.

When I got home, I first picked up a pencil on a piece of red paper and gently outlined the outline of the pig. Then I carved a pair of pigs bit by bit with a knife.

Paper-cutting is a popular hollow art with a long history in China. The so-called paper-cutting is to cut the paper into various patterns with scissors. It is also called paper carving, window cutting or painting cutting. When creating, some use scissors and some use carving knives, but the works of art created are basically the same, which is collectively called paper-cutting.

Give people a sense of visual emptiness and artistic enjoyment. In the traditional Chinese New Year in China, no matter how the times change, people will make some paper-cuts with blessing words to pray for peace and happiness in the coming year.

Folk paper-cutting is an ancient traditional folk art in China. It has a long history and unique style, and is deeply loved by people at home and abroad. Folk paper-cutting is a work that can best reflect its true spirit. It is an artistic style created by working people to meet their spiritual needs, and it has been applied and spread among them. It is not limited by utilitarian thoughts and values, and has distinct artistic characteristics and life interest.

As a foil to folk customs, folk paper-cutting grows tenaciously in the folk alone, and continues to today's era, showing strong vitality.