Enjoy the beauty of #Chinese paper-cutting After drawing silhouettes on paper, a Chinese craftsman uses scissors to precisely cut out beautiful patterns along the edges of these shapes. Chinese paper-cutting is a folk art, with a history spanning more than 1,500 years. It was recognized by UNESCO as a World Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2009. (cr. 28003537567) | T-Time HK

1.8K views · 287 reactions | What can you do with paper and scissors? Chinese folk artists have an answer. For centuries, Chinese paper-cutting has decorated homes and conveyed good wishes. Dive into the dazzling world of paper-cutting with China Daily's digital colleague #Yuanxi and feel the festive vibe! #springfestival | China Daily | Facebook

141K views · 1.8K reactions | Step into the world of Chinese paper-cutting, where delicate scissors and knives dance across paper, shaping intricate designs that breathe life into tradition. #papercutting Learn how to create a paper-cut featuring the character 'chun' (春), symbolizing spring, often used in #ChineseNewYear decorations. #DIY | Xi's Moments | Facebook

The art of Chinese Paper Cutting is a distinctive aspect of Chinese handicraft and has been prized for thousand of years. It is used for decoration, given as gifts and regarded as a symbol of luck. 🌟 Watch our special Chinese New Year video to find out how you can learn the art of Chinese Paper Cutting with your friends and family. HSBC wishes you Happy Chinese New Year! 🎉#TogetherWeThrive | HSBC Malaysia

14K views · 28 reactions | Jianzhi or Chinese paper cutting is thought to have originated in the 6th century CE. The art form is typically created using red paper as the colour is associated with good luck and festivities. #chineseculture #pattercutting #chineseculture #culture #chinesepapercutting | CGTNEurope | Facebook

Do you know the lucky patterns of Chinese paper cutting? How to make a delicate paper cutting by yourself? Learn from the master of the intangible culture heritage "paper cutting"! | LETS-Share Journey

Chinese paper cutting, a folk art with a long history, is characterized by intricate designs and the creative use of negative space. | Learn Chinese