Clips depicting paper cuts, and action clips of paper cuts

There is an essay about this in the fragment of words and sentences.

The action of the paper-cutting is described as follows:

Fragment 1: "Click, click", listen, what a refreshing sound, after a while, a fresh life will jump on the paper, this is a kind of Chinese folk art - paper-cutting, it is like a fresh, simple magnolia flower, although ordinary, but people are always attracted by the charm of its personality.

Sometimes it is decorated on the wooden windows of the small courtyard of the farmhouse, sometimes on the antique lintel, and sometimes on the heavy wooden cabinets in the spring. The bright red paper depicts one after another people, animals or plants, whether it is in **, it is a beautiful scenery.

Clip 2: On Sunday, I was admiring the beautiful paper-cut works on the scum of the book. I can't help but have a whim, and I also want to try cutting a work. I picked a simple and straightforward paper-cut work and cut it up.

With a slight rustling sound and snowflake-like pieces of paper, the lovely little girl "lived", the beautiful flowers "bloomed", and the flying birds "sang" beautiful ballads. A little Uyghur girl reading a book under a grapevine leaped onto the page, and I flew to the realm of imagination.

Introduction to paper-cutting:

Paper-cutting (Zhongyang paper-cutting), a traditional art of Zhongyang County, Shanxi Province, is one of the national intangible cultural heritages. Shanxi is located on the east bank of the Yellow River, the Fen River runs through it, and the ancestors of Ding Village lived on the banks of the Fen River and created the Ding Village culture. Dynasties such as Yao, Shun, Yu and the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period have left relatively rich cultural relics in Shanxi.

Zhongyang paper-cutting and the local traditional folk culture flesh and blood, it is based on Zhongyang's local folk beliefs, seasons, life etiquette, myths and legends to show the content of the morning, including fish, frogs, snakes, rabbits as the theme of decorative patterns, there are also with the seasons, life etiquette of folk paper-cutting, as well as folk mythology as the theme of paper-cut works.

On May 20, 2006, paper-cutting (Zhongyang paper-cutting) was approved by the People's Republic of China to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list, and the project was numbered as -16.

The action description of the paper-cutting process is described as follows:

1. Once in an art class, the teacher asked me to cut the window flowers, I cut and cut at the beginning, and unconsciously there was a diamond shape, I cut and cut and cut out a dazzling window flower. I looked at Wang Chuanwei's: wow, he cut the window flowers really realistically, a pair of lifelike pure dragons and phoenixes, as if they were really about to fly; In the middle of the window grille, there are four words "dragon and phoenix are auspicious".

If only I could cut out such window grilles!

2. Just do it, and tell me to quickly find out the materials I need. Fold the colored paper in half and then fold it in half, then draw a beautiful pattern with a pencil, then cut it along the pattern with scissors, and finally open the origami, and a beautiful window flower is completed. I quickly pasted the grille on the window.

When my mother saw it, she smiled and said, "It's even better than the window grilles I bought, my daughter is really a good child!" ”

3. In order to beautify the atmosphere, we held an activity of pasting window grilles at home. I first took a piece of paper, folded it in half, and then folded it in half, and it became a square, and then I drew a long straight line on it with a pencil, and it was difficult to draw a curve, so I immediately picked up an eraser and rubbed it on it, and when I was done, I began to draw seriously.

After a while, it was one, and I immediately picked up the scissors and carving knife and got it up. Finally finished one, I spread it out and looked, ah! Not bad, beautiful! I'm happy to see what I've done, and I'm a little proud.

4. My grandmother was so skilled in cutting window grilles that I was dazzled. When she noticed it, the movement of her hand slowed down, and she taught me how to cut it. Large, slightly warm hands covered my hands, guiding me through the papers, detailing how every detail should be handled.

I tried to cut like my grandmother, but my hand holding the scissors was a little stiff, and the marks left on the crutch were not beautiful curves, but stiff straight lines, and there was always something strange about it when it was finished, but I was satisfied.

5. I finally chose a seat and sat down, and began to pick up the scissors to "show my skills" and do it, first took a piece of red paper with a pattern, a cut on the left, a cut on the right, and a few clicks, I cut out a lively and cute pig, a jumping fish, and a "spring" word and a lantern, just like a trick.

Paper-cutting requires four steps, one is origami: choose special red rice paper, fold the red rice paper according to the need, be sure to flatten and flatten, some paper-cutting should be folded in multiple layers, so each layer should be pressed as hard as possible. Step 2:

Drawing: On the red paper, draw the outline with a pencil and then draw the small details. Step 3:

Cutting: Cut off the unwanted parts with scissors or with an auxiliary tool such as a carving knife along the part of the line. Pay attention to the cutting should be slower, a little bit less than the vertical is easy to cut.

Also pay attention to using sharper scissors, because the paper is folded in multiple layers and is thicker. This is the most important step in the entire production process, and it is related to the success or failure of the production of the work. Those who are new to paper-cutting should study hard and gradually master the skills of cutting.

Step 4: Mounting: After cutting, put all the red paper.

In this way, a beautiful paper-cut work is presented, and then the work is carefully framed, which not only increases the aesthetics, but also protects the work.

Paper-cutting is a traditional craft that usually requires delicate cutting and engraving on paper with scissors. The following is a description of the action of the paper cut:

1.Pick up a piece of paper: First, you need to pick up a flat piece of paper, usually white or other light tones, so that you can see the lines and outlines clearly.

2.Folding paper: Decoupage often involves folding the paper into multiple layers so that it can be cut out of the same shape at once. Fold the paper into several layers as required and press the creases with your fingers to make sure they fit snugly together.

3.Draw a pattern: Use a pencil or other rewritable tool to draw a pattern on the paper you want to cut. This usually requires great care and care to ensure that every thread is accurate.

4.Scissor action: Gently cut the paper along the line you want to cut. For some complex shapes, it may take multiple cuts, or use smaller scissors for delicate engraving.

5.Paper: Once you have finished cutting your paper, you need to be careful about the paper so that you can enjoy the full effect of your cutout. If there is anything wrong with the pin or inconsistency, you can use scissors or other tools to fine-tune it.

In conclusion, paper-cutting requires a lot of patience and careful manual skills, and it is only through constant practice and improvement that a beautiful paper-cut work can be created. Let the bucket wither.

Writing ideas: You can write about your own process of the first paper-cutting and the nth paper-cutting, such as picking up scissors and cutting. The white part is to be cut off.

I first poked a small hole in the manuscript block, and then cut it along the edge, but I didn't listen to the call, either it was off, or the line was intermittent, and so on.

Text: Paper-cutting is the most popular folk art in China.

Mainly made of red paper, a variety of patterns can be cut. Mom has recently become obsessed with paper-cutting, and I want to try it too.

In fact, the steps are very simple: the pie prints a pattern, covers it on a piece of red paper, fixes it with a paper clip, and cuts it. I thought, nonchalantly: what's so hard about this?

When I was ready, I jumped to the test and picked up the scissors and cut them. The white part is to be cut off. I poked a small hole in it and cut it along the edge, but the scissors didn't listen, either off track or with intermittent lines.

Several times I only got the white paper, and the red paper was still intact. I couldn't stop laughing and crying when I looked at what I had cut out. Paper-cutting is easier said than done!

When I picked up the scissors for the second time, I looked at the pattern carefully before I started cutting, and finally finished cutting the large part before I studied the small pieces. I poked it cautiously, turning the paper and my head bobbing. Finally, a small round piece was cut out.

Looking at the large and small discs, I took a deep breath, and as soon as I relaxed, I didn't expect a crisp sound of "pop", and I actually broke the paper.

For the nth time, I was relieved to look at the beautiful paper-cut work in my hand. After practicing for so long, it finally paid off! I gently flattened it with a book, and a sense of accomplishment suddenly welled up in my heart: my efforts were not in vain!

Paper-cutting has brought me a lot of fun and I have enjoyed success in the process!

The process of paper-cutting can be written like this with words such as "folding, drawing, cutting, and appreciating".

Today the teacher taught us how to cut paper. We first took out a rectangular piece of paper, folded it in half, and drew half of the butterfly in the middle of the crease. We took out our scissors again and cut out half of the butterfly along the drawing line. Finally, we were able to enjoy a lifelike butterfly.

The significance of paper-cutting cultureThe art of paper-cutting is an important carrier of China's culture, the product of Chinese culture and thousands of years of historical accumulation, and a people-oriented, oral and living cultural tradition on the land of China. It embodies the modeling consciousness, aesthetic ideals and philosophical concepts of Chinese folk art, and also provides a broad space for the development of artistic creation.

Its styling characteristics, formal beauty and frank feeling have opened up a colorful, broad and profound cultural gene pool for us. The art of paper-cutting has a strong and vivid vitality, showing a "form of life".

It's outrageous, a rectangle can be folded into a butterfly? So why is it fundamentally different on **? ( dish ).