The Traditional Culture of Paper Cutting Essay

Whenever I see a paper-cutting artist waving scissors quickly on a sheet of paper and the creator's lifelike works, I can't help but marvel. In my language book, there are four paper-cutting works.

Look at these four paper cuts. No, the characters and animals on each of them are all very beautiful. Or play with animals, or dance, or help each other with partners, or read books with great interest, a happy look.

One of my favorites is the dancing one: a teenage girl dancing in the sea of flowers. She was dressed in ethnic minority clothing, dancing a beautiful folk dance, giving a harmonious atmosphere of national unity and friendship. Behind her are clumps of dandelions. At a glance, boundless, white as snow, as if the earth covered with a layer of white velvet carpet. A beautiful look, so I can not help but come to the kingdom of imagination

Once upon a time, there was a kind-hearted, caring Zhuang girl. Her name was Marina, and she was 17 years old. Since she was a child, she has been familiar with the Four Books and Five Classics, and she loves to learn. Marina is also a very hospitable person. She always likes to invite guests from all over the world to her home, sing songs for them and invite them to eat in her home, so that the guests will never forget the warmth of the Zhuang people.

Back to real life, I can't help but marvel at this paper-cutting work at one time. This is China's famous folk culture - paper cutting. It is the crystallization of the wisdom of the vast number of working people in China. It exudes the unity and harmony of the working people of China everywhere.