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Small knowledge of paper-cutting: Hunan paper-cutting
Hunan is the birthplace of Chu culture. Hunan paper-cut inherits the custom of cutting and carving in Chu and the legacy of People's Day decoration, and the dragon, phoenix and tiger patterns that Chu people like to use frequently appear.

In addition, the mythical birds and beasts that often appear in the paper-cuts of Miao and Tujia people in western Hunan are strange in shape, rich in imagination and strongly imprinted with witchcraft culture. In terms of modeling, Hunan paper-cut is good at using the conformal composition principle commonly used in folk art, making the works plain and strange, and the strangeness is ingenious.

Another major feature of Hunan paper-cutting is its diverse styles. Miao paper-cutting is exquisite and graceful, Tujia paper-cutting is bold and unrestrained, paper-cutting in central Hunan is graceful and beautiful, and composition of Dongting Lake is changeable, which makes Hunan paper-cutting present colorful and diversified characteristics.