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Perennially popular in China, paper-cutting is treasured for its ability to transform ordinary paper into intricately patterned, brilliantly colored works of art. This program, filmed in Hubei Province, charts the evolution of Chinese paper-cutting from traditional cutouts representing luck and health to modern visual art as it illustrates the designing, cutting, and coloring processes. Tsuwoo Wi, whose father was the only apprentice of the great Master Wang Lao Shang, is featured, along with Tsuwoo Tsuing, of Central Art College, Beijing.
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Chinese Paper-Cutting: The Art of Good Fortune was released on January 1, 2002.
The runtime of Chinese Paper-Cutting: The Art of Good Fortune is 16m.
Chinese Paper-Cutting: The Art of Good Fortune is a Documentary movie.
Chinese Paper-Cutting: The Art of Good Fortune is available to watch. Check streaming platforms and theaters near you.
Chinese Paper-Cutting: The Art of Good Fortune is originally in English.