In the Qing Dynasty, because the Manchu people had the custom of paper-cutting, paper-cutting entered the palace. In the Forbidden City, Shenning Palace, where emperors of all dynasties held weddings, used paper as their bridal chamber. The walls were papered according to Manchu customs, with black paper-cut corner flowers with the word Double Happiness pasted on the four corners, and black paper-cut flowers with dragons and phoenixes in the center of the ceiling; on the aisle walls on both sides of the palace Also attached are horn flowers. It is said that someone cut a "Liuhe Spring" pattern with deer, crane and pine out of paper, painted it and pasted it on the court clothes. Even the Queen Mother of the West thought it was embroidered. ?

It can be said that the art of paper-cutting has never been interrupted since its birth. Its wide circulation, large quantity, numerous styles and deep foundation are more outstanding than any other art. In various folk activities, she is present everywhere, attaching beauty to life and enriching life. In her unique way, she silently arouses people's pursuit of life, belief in life, and hope for the prosperity of the country and the people. ; She embellishes people's ordinary lives so magnificently and fully embodies our Chinese nation's pursuit and yearning for truth, goodness and beauty; she thrives to meet people's higher social spiritual needs. ?

Nowadays, the world of paper-cutting is even broader. It has already walked out of the small courtyards of farmers and entered the vast world of modern design. It is used in product packaging design, trademark advertising, interior decoration, and clothing design. She has a clear influence in various aspects such as book binding, stamp design, newspaper inscriptions, comics, stage art, animation, film and television, etc. She has also gone global and become famous all over the world, becoming a cultural wealth and artistic treasure for all mankind. With the course of history, many ethnic and traditional things have been gradually diluted and obliterated. However, the sign of true civilization should be the coexistence and simultaneous development of traditional culture and modern culture. May this ancient tree of art remain evergreen.