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Symbolism in the works of art of jianzhi 剪纸 Jinzhou district
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This article examines the symbolism contained in the works of Jianzhi art. As a simple folk art, papercutting in Jinzhou has its own aesthetic and educational style that penetrates the hearts of people and raises them to a higher spiritual level. Jianzhi can represent the spiritual worldview of a certain era in the region. Among the symbolic images, images of animals, plants, figures, objects, hieroglyphs and patterns were studied. Jianzhi's works of art are combinations of various patterns, shapes and motifs that contain deep symbolism. The study of images and symbolic meanings will expand knowledge about the culture and customs of the region, as well as create opportunities for the preservation of this unique art form containing the intangible cultural heritage of China. The article concludes about the uniqueness of the stylistics and symbolism of this art direction in the described region. It is claimed that Jianzhi's works reflect the culture, customs and peculiarities of the Jinzhou district society. From the point of view of intangible cultural heritage, the art of paper cutting in Jinzhou is the artistic embodiment of the material and spiritual culture of the people. It is concluded that it is necessary to preserve this kind of art and the subsequent study of its symbolism in order to preserve the intangible national heritage of China.
Title: Symbolism in the works of art of jianzhi 剪纸 Jinzhou district
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This article examines the symbolism contained in the works of Jianzhi art.
As a simple folk art, papercutting in Jinzhou has its own aesthetic and educational style that penetrates the hearts of people and raises them to a higher spiritual level.
Jianzhi can represent the spiritual worldview of a certain era in the region.
Among the symbolic images, images of animals, plants, figures, objects, hieroglyphs and patterns were studied.
Jianzhi's works of art are combinations of various patterns, shapes and motifs that contain deep symbolism.
The study of images and symbolic meanings will expand knowledge about the culture and customs of the region, as well as create opportunities for the preservation of this unique art form containing the intangible cultural heritage of China.
The article concludes about the uniqueness of the stylistics and symbolism of this art direction in the described region.
It is claimed that Jianzhi's works reflect the culture, customs and peculiarities of the Jinzhou district society.
From the point of view of intangible cultural heritage, the art of paper cutting in Jinzhou is the artistic embodiment of the material and spiritual culture of the people.
It is concluded that it is necessary to preserve this kind of art and the subsequent study of its symbolism in order to preserve the intangible national heritage of China.
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