Paper-cutting is the tradition of which famous nation?

Paper-cutting is a folk art tradition of Han nationality in China.

Paper-cutting, also called paper engraving, is a hollow art, which gives people an empty inspiration and artistic enjoyment visually. The carrier of paper-cutting can be paper, gold and silver foil, bark, leaves, cloth and leather. The most representative Jiangping paper-cut in northern Shanxi has developed into a multi-color, color matching and exquisite pattern paper-cut. Paper-cutting is a popular folk art form in rural areas of China. Scissors are used to cut paper into various patterns, such as window grilles, doormats, wall hangings, ceilings and snuff. The emergence and spread of this folk art is closely related to the festival customs in rural areas of China. On festivals or wedding celebrations, the word "Xi" is usually affixed. People stick beautiful and bright paper-cuts on snow-white walls or bright windows, doors and lanterns, and the festive atmosphere is rendered very rich and festive.