Metaphor of paper-cut monkeys

1. In folk paper-cutting, monkeys eat peaches, monkeys pick grapes and monkeys pick pomegranates. Because in order to live forever, the Monkey King stole the birthday peach of the Queen Mother, which is a metaphor for longevity, and because the grapes are full of fruits and pomegranate seeds, it has the meaning of many children and many blessings. This theme of paper-cutting reflects the desire of human beings to pray for a happy marriage and a long life.

2. In monkey paper-cutting, the image of "Monkey King" the Monkey King is indispensable. People regard "the Monkey King" as a symbol of exorcism, justice, wisdom and courage, and it is especially loved by children.

3. The paper-cut of "Monkey Riding a Sheep" is an interesting scene, which reflects the tricks of street artists in folk customs. The monkey rode on the back of the sheep, constantly changing the mask on his face and jumping up and down, doing all kinds of interesting actions. As for paper-cutting such as "sealing monkeys and hanging seals" and "riding monkeys in sedan chairs", it reflects people's desire to see their children become dragons and hope that future generations will honor their ancestors.