Qingdao Library recently unveiled an exhibition displaying traditional Chinese art forms, featuring over 70 pieces of paper-cutting, Shandong embroidery, and Yangjiabu Woodblock Lunar New Year Picture.

A paper-cutting artwork portrays the urban landscape of Qingdao. [Photo/WeChat account: Shinanly]

Paper-cutting, a popular form of intangible cultural heritage in China, captivates viewers with its intricate hollowed-out patterns across various themes and subjects. Combining traditional aesthetics with a modern spirit, skillful artisans transform colored paper into masterpieces depicting scenes from nature and folklore.