The first part is about the introduction to Stilted Houses (Origin, Structure, Function, Value). The second part is about Paper Cutting. It is one of the oldest folk arts in China, known for its intricacies and visual appeal. As an art form that involves cutting through paper to create various patterns, it provides a sense of transparency and artistic enjoyment. Paper cutting is done with scissors to create a multitude of designs, and as a medium for primitive art, it often employs exaggerated and distorted techniques to give the works a vivid and alive appearance. This art form has a broad popular base and is used to decorate daily life or accompany other folk activities. Its visual images and stylistic language are unique, containing rich historical and cultural information, and possessing multiple social values. It also reflects the ideals and aesthetic interests of people’s lives.