Due to the Prosperity of Paper-cut Poems, Spring Seems to Come Earlier than Ever——Comments on the Paper-cut Poems in the Tang Dynasty
Yang Hai-ying
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Yang Hai-ying
Abstract
Paper-cut poems were blooming in the garden of verses in the Tang Dynasty, and were the collusion of the art and the paper-cut art. This paper is based on Complete Tang Poems, using the way of poetry as the medium to certificate history to conduct an overall contemplation of paper-cut poems, and to recognize the historical significance and unique value from three aspects of folk customs, artistic achievements and aesthetic perspectives.
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Paper-cut poems were blooming in the garden of verses in the Tang Dynasty, and were the collusion of the art and the paper-cut art. This paper is based on Complete Tang Poems, using the way of poetry as the medium to certificate history to conduct an overall contemplation of paper-cut poems, and to recognize the historical significance and unique value from three aspects of folk customs, artistic achievements and aesthetic perspectives.
Key concepts: Poetry, Prosperity, Contemplation, Value (mathematics), Literature, Spring (device), Collusion, Art