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The Connotation and Meaning of Paper Cutting and Origami

The following is an introduction to the connotation and meaning of paper-cutting and origami.

Paper cutting is one of the oldest folk arts of the Han Chinese people, and its history can be traced back to the 6th century AD. In fact, paper-cutting is initially to avoid evil spirits and other symbolic meaning; and then commonly used for window, festivals and festivals with; now a wedding paper-cutting, in a home decoration; cultural significance is to fully reflect the connotation of people's lives, with a strong folklore characteristics.

Paper-cutting culture originated in the social life of the people of all ethnic groups, is an important part of various folk activities, paper-cutting culture contains a wealth of cultural and historical information, expressed the general public's social awareness, ideals of life and aesthetic interests, not only can decorate people's lives, but also a traditional cultural heritage.