8.3K views · 1.1K reactions | The art of Chinese paper cutting: A Chinese craftsman made a paper cut tiger without drafting. | People's Daily, China | Facebook

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

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

6.5K views · 239 reactions | Chinese paper-cuts, as the name implies, is an art of cutting out patterns from paper with the help of a scissor or a knife. With a history dating back thousands of years, the art is characterized by intricate designs and the creative use of negative space. The cut-outs can be used to adorn walls, columns, mirrors, windows and doors. | CGTN | Facebook