As the Winter Olympics approach, all parts of Jiangsu welcome the arrival of the event by promoting intangible cultural heritage handicrafts and learning to sing Winter Olympic songs.
Sun Hongxiang, the representative inheritor of paper-cutting of Lianyungang intangible cultural heritage, led his apprentices and several middle school students to create a 12-meter-long paper-cut scroll "Art Narrative New Era, Together to the Future". In this way, I would like to express my blessings for the Beijing Winter Olympics. The work is 12 meters long and 0.8 meters wide, composed of 12 circular paper cuts, and the main body of the work is the two mascots of "Ice Pier" and "Snow Rongrong" and 15 Sub-events of the Winter Olympics, with smooth lines, realistic images and magnificent momentum. This work will be officially exhibited during the Spring Festival and the Winter Olympic Games, allowing the public to get close to the original art of paper-cutting and enhance their sense of pride and mission.
Sun Hongxiang said: "Introduce the winter Olympics projects and recommend them, so that everyone likes them." It is also through the paper-cutting art of intangible cultural heritage that everyone can understand and inherit more. ”
The 78-year-old Yin Mingxin in Changzhou created 30 Winter Olympics-themed paper engraving works by means of paper engraving. Many local children come to admire and learn yin lao's engraved paper works. "Ice and Snow Five Rings", "Fuwa Looking Forward to the Winter Olympics"... These engraved paper works include elements such as the emblem and mascot of the Beijing Winter Olympics, with bright colors and layers.
Yin Mingxin, principal of Changzhou Hehai School for the Elderly, said: "I prepared for one month and carved two months. After carving, copy it and distribute it to each school for children to engrave again. ”
Children in the paper-cutting club of Xuzhou Xinyi Hegou Central Primary School flew up and down with scissors in hand. After a while, a cute "ice pier" and "snow Rongrong" paper-cut image appeared in front of them; the children of Shanhu Garden Primary School in Suzhou Wujiang Development Zone practiced sign language exercises by learning to sing the promotional songs of the Winter Olympics, welcoming the arrival of the Winter Olympics.
(Huang Yuan, Changzhou, Lianyungangtai, Xinyi, Wujiangtai, reported)
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