This book is written by an art teacher from a primary school in Xinglongtai District, Panjin City. Based on the techniques and characteristics of Liu's paper-cutting, a municipal intangible cultural heritage of Panjin City, and the physical and psychological characteristics of primary school students, the content of this book follows the principle of starting from easy to difficult and step by step. It introduces the development history and production techniques of paper-cutting in detail, which has certain guiding and practical significance. The content starts from tearing paper, to folding and cutting various paper-cut patterns, and finally to the whole process of creating a complete paper-cut work. It is a manual learning guide for primary school students. It is also a supplement and extension of the local characteristics of the art discipline. It also has important practical significance for the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage.
