Paper-cut art is one of the oldest Chinese folk arts. As a hollow art, it can give people a sense of visual penetration and artistic enjoyment. Paper-cutting using scissors to cut paper into various patterns, such as window, door, wall flowers, ceiling flowers, lights, etc. During festivals or wedding celebrations, people will paste bright and beautiful paper-cuts on the Windows, walls, doors and lanterns at home, thus making the festive atmosphere even more enthusiastic. In the countryside, paper-cutting is usually done by women and girls. In the past, paper-cutting was a manual art that almost every girl had to master, and it was also a standard for people to evaluate brides. In the art of paper-cutting in north and south China, the joys and sorrows of life can be expressed with a pair of scissors and a piece of paper. In this class, Zhang Jianzhi, the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of paper cutting in Dezhou City, led the students into the art of paper cutting.