On the occasion of the New Year's Eve, Chen Yao, an old friend of yangzi evening news, a jiangsu paper-cutting art master and non-hereditary inheritor with tens of millions of fans, specially created a new new work of New Year paper-cutting in the Fuhu series for the fans of Yangzi Evening News Purple Cow News.
Since Chen Yao created a Chinese New Year paper-cut work for The Readers of Yangtze Evening News in 2003, he has insisted on creating a New Year paper-cut work every year at this time for 19 years. Chen Yao said that although the Spring Festival is the Year of the Tiger in the Lunar Calendar, after the New Year's Day, it will soon be close to the Spring Festival, and the smell of "tiger" has spread in the streets and alleys. Because the pronunciation of "tiger" and "fu" is similar, the folk have the beautiful meaning of the year of the tiger is the year of the blessing.
Fuwa, gourd, swallow, rooster, Xiangyun, Ruyi... These auspicious and festive elements are condensed into a piece of Lunar New Year paper through Chen Yao's carefully conceived and ingenious composition, which is full of a strong festive atmosphere. Chen Yao said in an interview with the Yangtze Evening News/Purple Cow News reporter that at present, he has created paper-cut works with themes such as "Fuhu Ward off evil spirits", "Jihu Hechun", "Tiger Tiger Shengwei", and "Four Tigers Noisy Spring".
This year, Chen Yao's paper-cut work created for readers of Yangtze Evening News is called "Fuhu Ward off Evil Spirits", in which Fuwa rides on a cloth tiger, thick and cute. Cloth tiger body is full of treasures, there is a butterfly on the forehead, the chest is a large peony flower, the ears are in the shape of a peach, the eyebrows and nose are transformed into goldfish patterns, symbolizing "gold and jade full of halls", and the beard is transformed into a bird feather pattern, which means "flying with wings and wings". Fuwa wears a tiger head hat, tiger head shoes on her feet, a tiger pocket, and a tiger doll and a tiger head drum in her hand, and the five tiger elements are brought together to represent the "Five Blessings Linmen".
Yangtze Evening News/Purple Cow News reporter Fan Xiaolin Intern Zhan Yuhan
Proofread by Li Haihui