Students from Russia and Serbia experienced Jinhua paper-cutting, a provincial-level intangible cultural heritage, at the Jinhua Paper-cutting Museum in Zhejiang province on July 14.

During the activity, the students learned about traditional techniques and, under guidance, created their own paper-cutting works. The hands-on experience helped them gain a deeper understanding of Chinese traditional culture while appreciating the artistic charm of intangible cultural heritage.

Students showcase their paper-cutting works. [Photo/Tide News]

Students try paper-cutting at the Jinhua Paper-cutting Museum. [Photo/Tide News]

Students show their paper-cutting works. [Photo/Tide News]