72-year-old grandmother 1 minute cuts off the side face of passers-by. What do you think of China's traditional art-paper cutting?

The so-called master is in the folk, and some people who look ordinary are very outstanding in their own fields. Recently, many talented people have appeared on the Internet. They are not the young people we imagined. They may be children of several years old, or they may be old people in their fifties and sixties.

There was a security guard on the Internet some time ago. Because he studied painting since childhood, he has a special interest in painting. When he worked as a security guard in the park, there were many dry wells or fences in the park that were weathered by the wind and the sun and lost their original traces. So uncle picked up the brush, added a touch of color to the park, and drew all kinds of people and animals.

Recently, an old woman with stunts was found in Liaocheng, Shandong Province. She is 72 years old. She often takes pictures of passers-by in the street with cardboard and scissors of various colors for free. It is understood that this old woman can cut a piece of work in just over a minute. Glasses worn by passers-by, braids tied in hats and even eyelashes can be cut out. When they saw it, they all lamented that the grandmother's hands were so clever that she only needed a pair of scissors. You can cut the characters so vividly in a short time. For a crippled party like me, even if you give me an hour, you can't tell me such a delicate look.

Paper-cutting is a traditional art in China and one of the most popular folk traditional arts in China. It has a unique oriental aesthetics and the spiritual sustenance of ancient Chinese working people for artistic aesthetics. Later, the application of paper-cutting was also widely used in all walks of life, including our clothing design. This old woman is really something. She portrayed the characters so vividly in one minute. Without long-term hormone accumulation, it is difficult to achieve such a technology. We also saw something in her. No matter how difficult it is, we must believe that practice makes perfect.