Description of the folk art of paper cutting essay 600 words

When it comes to paper cutting, it is an interesting folk art. A pair of scissors and a piece of paper can cut out a variety of lifelike patterns. Since the invention of papermaking, people began to use paper cutouts to set off festive celebrations, sticking them on doors and windows, very festive. Today, on the third day of the Spring Thunder House experience camp, we experienced this art.

When class started, we were so excited that we took out our paper-cutting tools and waited eagerly. "Class, you first fold the paper in half, in half and then in half again, and divide it flat into four equal parts." Mr. Ouyang said unhurriedly. Huh? Isn't it paper-cutting, how come it's origami? Don't worry, listen to Mr. Ouyang, "Write half of the word 'hi' on the folded paper." I followed the teacher's request, first draw the pattern of the word "happy" on the paper, not a moment's work, it's done.

Looking at other students are still drawing, I can not help but complacent, holding scissors carefully cut little by little, ha! After cutting, I picked up just want to show off, but open a look, ah! How is it disconnected?

I was puzzled to run to ask Mr. Ouyang, Mr. Ouyang looked at it, said with a smile, "Look, you draw a picture of the direction of the opposite." I suddenly realized, took out a piece of paper and redid it again. But surprisingly it failed again. My paper was in the shape of a square, but I cut it according to the proportions of a rectangle, resulting in the character "喜" becoming a big fat one. Failure is the mother of success. Undaunted, I picked up the paper, studied it and started again. A beautiful "happy" came out, I finally succeeded!

At the end of the class, Ms. Ouyang gave each of us a butterfly paper cutting. Looking at the lifelike butterfly, which seemed to be spreading its wings and flying, I felt as if I could see the teacher's hard work with one stroke and one cut. Yes, it is impossible to succeed in anything without a hundred times the effort.

The interesting art of paper-cutting is everywhere, it makes our life full of fun; make our festival joyful. I love paper cutting, it is a fun and lively art.

Part IV Essay on Folk Art Paper Cutting 600 Words

On the way of this visit to Shanxi, I participated in the non-heritage cultural activities - window cuttings, and I gained a lot.

I don't know when, it seems that the ancient charm of Beijing's imperial capital has gradually been diluted. Electronics, technology, and modern techniques are spreading in people's daily lives, and the original ancient and traditional feeling of the Forbidden City is being forgotten a little bit. But the art of paper-cutting, encountered during the tour, has awakened many memories...

I have always felt that paper-cutting is a childish and simple art, but I did underestimate him. After lunch, the guide led a `middle-aged man in a black lab coat lab coat to our table, calling himself - the inheritor of the art of folk paper-cutting. For Shanxi paper-cutting, simple, direct, passionate patterns, flame-like jumps of fiery red color, in the vast Loess Plateau, those scattered villages, doors, windows, walls, pasted everywhere. In a piece of gray tone, jumped out a splash of vivid bright colors, stirring up people's fiery passion for life. It's like a miracle in a dull life.

That was my first impression of it.

A piece of red paper in the hands of the teacher rotating, carving, and finally formed a wonderful pattern. Then, the teacher picked up a square of paper, folded it into five folds, and after a skillful hand, once again showed a masterpiece. The teacher's face did not appear any pride and complacency, but only immersed in paper-cutting in the pleasure of the look.

Nowadays, students, or the crowd, the understanding of folk art is really shallow. Many people think that the so-called folk art is just "old street vendors selling knick-knacks", obviously, this is wrong. I can't say that I have a deep understanding of these things, but at least I respect them. I also hope that more people can understand the traditional folk art, these are not only a craft, but also a witness of human change.

This study trip to Shanxi is very rewarding. Living in the metropolis, we are accustomed to technology, modern, electronic ...... seems to "traditional" word sounds very distant. We can talk about a new handball game, but we can't talk about Chinese history and traditional culture. This is the most distressing thing in today's era, these folk traditional arts which are gradually forgotten or even neglected by people are the cohesion of human wisdom for thousands of years, and the treasures precipitated by the long river of history, which are worthy of being remembered and learned. This tour, also let us really feel the essence and charm of Chinese folk art, such a feeling, perhaps it is difficult to express clearly in words, but that can be clearly felt, as a Chinese, a small inheritor of traditional Chinese art with a strong sense of pride and national pride.

Of course, there are countless folk arts like paper-cutting, which can be named such as shadow puppets, hairy monkeys, candy people, and so on. This time only to paper-cutting as the theme of exploratory activities, and other folk art, they are like a lost in the folk star, quietly waiting for the day of blooming, and "that day" is coming.

Paper-cutting, cut out a piece of stars, cut out the motherland landscape, cut out the magnificence of human civilization ......