How to cut the paper-cut hand-happy characters?

The graphic method of the cutting process of various happy characters is as follows:

First, the most traditional double happiness word cutting steps:

Four-fold paper-cut, with the openable side facing the right hand.

Note: the vertical lines are aligned to form a vertical line; The two words "mouth" are aligned; The horizontal lines are uniform in thickness.

Second, the heart-shaped double happiness character cutting steps:

Note: start with the round head; The horizontal lines are bent upwards, and the radians of all horizontal lines are the same and parallel to each other; The two "mouths" are heart-shaped, small at the top and large at the bottom, which are relatively stable and keep the inner and outer lines unified.

Third, the "smile" double happiness word cutting steps:

Note: the top "mouth" is slightly smaller than the bottom, and the corners of the mouth are upturned, which makes you very happy.

Fourth, the "big mouth" double happiness character cutting steps:

Xi (pinyin: xǐ) is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and it was passed down from mouth to mouth, indicating that people were happy when they heard the drums. Its original meaning is happiness and happiness.

"Xi" means happiness and happiness, and it can also be extended to festivals. People use "beaming" to describe the joy in their brow, "overjoyed" means unexpected, especially happy, "happy" means good luck, and "happy rain" means rain comes after a long drought.

The word "hi" is mostly related to celebration, which directly shows the atmosphere of the wedding and is also a symbol of the wedding. China people are also good at using hieroglyphics to create meaning. Double Happiness is the best example. In China folks, when they get married, they put some double "hi" characters in the bedroom of the newlyweds.

It means to add joy to happiness and double happiness. This kind of double happiness is said to have been invented by Wang Anshi, which was very common in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Nowadays, "Xi" has almost become an indispensable word in China people's daily life.