African themed origami by Wang Guofan

Origami allows people to express certain images and themes by shaping and carving the shape of paper. Many origami enthusiasts like to use origami to display the themes and content they want to express, and Shenyang fan Wang Guofan is one of them. Wang Guofan is a complete fan and a complete origami enthusiast. On the occasion of the World Cup in South Africa, Wang Guofan specially produced a set of South African-themed origami works, hoping that through this set of origami works, More people know about South Africa, African culture, customs and customs.

Wang Guofan made this set of South African-themed origami mainly based on animals commonly seen in South Africa. These include many unique wild animals in the grasslands, such as lions and giraffes. Because the production process of these animals is very complicated, it usually takes 2-3 hours to make an "animal" kingdom. This does not include the time he spent searching for information online and collecting drawings. Hard work paid off, and Wang Guofans work was quickly completed and displayed in a shopping mall in Shenyang. Hundreds of people browse and watch it every day.

Speaking of this origami theme, Wang Guofan did not do it for fame or profit as many people suspected. Wang Guofan said that he just hopes to be able to show African customs and customs to people who like African culture through this kind of work that is rich in culture and customs. At the same time, it is also a promotion for the World Cup. He often makes origami while watching the World Cup. And his persistence and hard work also moved many friends around him to join in the making of origami.