The second Saturday in June every year marks the Cultural and Natural Heritage Day. A study activity was held at the paper cuttings museum of Guiyang Cultural Park, injecting new vitality into the inheritance and development of intangible cultural heritage.
During the activity, Li Yanqing, the representative inheritor of the municipal intangible cultural heritage, explained the historical origin, unique artistic characteristics and profound cultural connotation of paper cuttings, and patiently guided students to cut beautiful paper-cut patterns.
Each piece of red paper was cut into meaningful patterns. While cutting, everyone felt the charm of the traditional culture. Later, some students even put on paper cuttings cloud shoulders (yunjian) and gave a performance.
In recent years, the county has innovatively carried out the practice of inheriting intangible cultural heritage, transforming the unique advantages of folk paper cuttings into educational momentum.
Through carrying out paper-cut study tours, theme class meetings and exhibitions of teachers’ and students’ works, the paper cutting skills are integrated into campus life, and the ancient paper cutting craftsmanship is revitalized through the immersive experience combining education with art.
Chinese source: voc.com.cn
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