China Paper-cutting Museum launches summer paper-cutting camp
It is the wish of many adults to let children participate in some educational and entertaining activities during the summer. As Chinese folk culture gradually becomes the focus of the world, many people find that paper-cutting is a very good handicraft activity, because It can exercise childrens hands-on ability and also enhance the activity of childrens brain thinking. Of course, paper-cutting is not just a handmade entertainment project for children. At the same time, many adults have also worked hard to make paper-cutting their lifelong career. The recent paper-cutting summer camp held in Yangzhou made children and their parents once again pay attention to their childrens summer traditional folk education.
The name "Paper-cutting Summer Camp held in Yangzhou Jinghua 2010" is organized by the China Paper-cutting Museum. On the 21st, when the paper-cutting summer camp officially opened, 40 students had already signed up to participate in the paper-cutting summer camp. The enthusiasm of the participants was touching. This is the first summer camp activity, and it mainly targets paper-cutting enthusiasts who are interested in paper-cutting, many of whom are children. Taking this into account, the initial paper-cutting tutorial was relatively simple. The organizer provided eight styles of Haibao paper-cutting templates for learners, and there were paper-cutting teachers on site to guide the academy.
Among the children participating in the summer camp, there are also children from Taiwan. When the reporter asked the childs parents why they brought their children to the paper-cutting summer camp to learn, the parents expressed that they still very much hope that their children can be exposed to traditional Chinese culture, especially the traditional culture that is integrated with handicrafts. There are also benefits to the child’s own development. It is understood that in order to encourage everyone to participate in this summer camp, some special awards have been set up. In the end, three "paper-cutting hands" will be selected and corresponding material encouragement will be given.
