Photo by Zhang Xiong Song Bingqian and Tang Wuxiong, two intangible cultural heritage
inheritors in Dong’an County, spent half a year to make a long
paper-cutting scroll of 100 tigers, to mark the Year of the Tiger in
Chinese calendar. They adopted different techniques to create these 100
tigers, in different shapes and colors, on a 30-meter-long and
0.35-meter-wide scroll. The photo above shows villagers display the
100-tiger paper-cutting scroll at Shiba Village in Dong’an County. Translator: Pang Yuehui
100-tiger paper-cutting scroll made to greet year of the tiger
Editor:阮梓峰
Source:Hunan Daily
Updated:2022-01-04 16:57:21
Source:Hunan Daily
Updated:2022-01-04 16:57:21
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