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The implication and symbol of paper-cutting
Paper-cut art is one of the oldest folk arts in China. As a hollow art, it is a kind of folk art that uses scissors or a meat cleaver to cut out and carve patterns on paper to decorate life or cooperate with other folk activities.
There are mainly two kinds of paper-cutting techniques, one is to cut with scissors, and the other is to carve with a carving knife, which are collectively called "paper-cutting". Paper-cut patterns are not only colorful, but also varied, such as window flowers, doormats, wall flowers, ceiling flowers and snuff. Paper-cutting is very decorative. Because it is carved on the plane with scissors (or carving knives), the flowers, insects, fish, birds and figures cut out have a simple and exaggerated aesthetic feeling.
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