Grandma taught me how to learn paper cutting composition 100 fonts

This is a paper-cut: a girl is sitting at a table and reading a book attentively, with a smile on her face. Regarding this paper-cut, there seems to be a story like this: Lanlan is in the first grade, but her grades are always one or two from the bottom, so her family is very worried. One day, Lan Lan was going out to play again. Just as I was about to go out, I heard the sound of "swishing". She looked back and saw what her grandma was doing there, so she walked over and saw her grandma cutting paper. After grandma finished cutting, she asked her curiously: "Grandma, what did you cut?" Grandma said, "It's not because of you, little girl." Seeing that Lanlan didn't understand, grandma cut out another picture: A little girl threw a pile of homework aside. Not a single question on it was completed, but he ran out to play. "Do you understand?" Grandma asked again. Lan Lan nodded, pretending to understand. "As the saying goes: 'As long as you work hard, an iron pestle can be ground into a needle.' As long as you study hard, your grades will naturally improve." Grandma said meaningfully. Cong Lanlan studies hard every day. After hard work, her grades improved and she was among the best in the class. "As long as you work hard, an iron pestle can be ground into a needle." Grandma's words always echoed in her ears.