Chinese paper cutting is an art form that involves carving and tearing intricate designs and patterns into paper by hand, or with a scissors or knife. This traditional art form holds substantial cultural and historical significance, appearing across China in numerous design variations. It reflects regional customs, moral concepts, aesthetics and cultivation through the depiction of diverse subjects, such as flowers, animals, human figures and scenes from mythology or folklore. Serving various purposes, these papercuts can be used for home decoration, celebrations or as gifts.