ARTICLE
Volume 10,Issue 8
27 December 2022
Art and Life of Manchu Paper-Cut Artist Ni Youzhi
Lin Tong
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Northeast Normal University, Changchun 130117, Jilin Province, China ,
JCER 2022 , 6(12), 38–43;
https://doi.org/10.26689/jcer.v6i12.4611
Abstract
The advice to “disclose the family business to no one” has remained in my mind for a long time. It influenced how I perceived the works of Ni Youzhi, a paper-cut artist, which are shrouded in mystery and marked with her family’s hue. I certainly feel proud and understand the sense of mission for this inheritance that has been passed down from generation to generation [2]. However, her Manchu paper-cut changed dramatically over time despite my best efforts to preserve this “heirloom” [3]. Looking back on her journey of creation, her trajectory of inheritance, creation, transformation, and regression was marked clearly.
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