What is the beautiful symbolic significance of this ancient art form of paper-cutting?

China's paper-cutting art has rich auspicious meanings, which all reflect people's yearning and expectation for a better life and are closely related to the customs and cultures of all ethnic groups. Have children, happiness, longevity, wealth, peace and happiness.

The main reason why paper-cutting can be spread for a long time is that it has the expression function of accepting good luck and welcoming good luck. In the case of relatively low productivity in ancient society, human labor became the guarantee of survival, and it was an eternal ideal for people to get rid of the pain of birth, illness and death. The invasion of geographical closure, natural disasters and cultural limitations has aroused people's desire for a happy life. The implication of China folk paper-cut patterns reflects people's good wishes for life.

Respect for life has become people's sincere belief. Through paper-cutting, people fabricate beautiful images to soothe the soul, publicize people's great creativity in conquering nature, establish people's ideal world, affirm people's strength and encourage people to continue their struggle. Folk paper-cutting expresses the longing for life, the treasure of life, the praise of life and the joy of life in various forms. Give love to others and cut your life.

The language expressed by folk paper-cutting is not a simple and direct description, but a kind of sustenance. With the common concept image, people's yearning for a better life and expectation for good luck and happiness have been maintained from ancient times to the present. Folk paper-cutting integrates those auspicious meanings into the lives of people of all ethnic groups to meet the spiritual and psychological needs of people of all ethnic groups, thus supporting human survival and enriching human life. Carrying good wishes.

Different paper-cuts express different feelings, and the spread of paper-cuts has left us a very valuable spiritual and cultural heritage, bearing the customs of the Chinese nation for two thousand years.