Paper-cut art originated from

Paper-cut art is one of the traditional folk arts in China, which originated in the Han Dynasty. According to historical records, during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Wang Luer, a court artist at that time, used paper-cutting techniques to make patterns. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty appreciated this skill very much and thought it was magical, so he spread it. Since then, the art of paper-cutting has gradually spread in China.

With the passage of time, the art of paper-cutting has been developed and innovated in different areas of China. In the north, people like to decorate doors and windows with paper-cuts to pray for peace and happiness. In the south, people more appreciate and collect paper-cutting as a work of art.

Today, paper-cutting art has become a part of China traditional culture. It is not only widely circulated in China, but also loved by many people all over the world. The development of paper-cutting art is not only the inheritance of China traditional culture, but also the embodiment of human cultural diversity.