They used red paper to cut auspicious designs ... which propelled the Chinese Nation in thousands of years. If we can distinguish the cultural characteristics of each historical period from ...

Present throughout China and in various ethnic groups, paper-cut is a popular art integral to everyday lives. A predominantly female pursuit, it is transmitted from mother to daughter over a long ...

Co-organized by the Chinese Students and Scholars Associations of King's College London and the Royal College of Art, along with the Shaanxi Province Art Museum, the exhibition Blooming on Paper ...

In the Intangible Cultural Heritage protection centre ... out a scroll of northern Shaanxi folklore. When the Chinese-New-Year-themed paper cutting was completed commonly, all experiencers wished ...

CHINESE Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian emphasized the importance of cultural diplomacy and economic cooperation between China and the Philippines during the Legendary Tapestry of Lingnan ...

the Institute brings traditional Chinese culture to the people of Barclays through language tasters, Beijing Opera, Chinese paper cutting, Chinese music/dancing and Chinese calligraphy. The lion dance ...

but also fostered cross-cultural understanding and exchange, allowing British audiences to appreciate the unique charm of traditional Chinese art. Historically, paper-cutting has been seen as a ...

In 2024, the Chinese New Year was officially inscribed on the World Intangible Cultural Heritage List. Nowadays, more than 20 countries around the world have officially recognized the Chinese New Year ...