Chinese paper-cutting, a hollow-out art form, is one of the oldest handicrafts in the country, having a history dating back more than 1,500 years. The content varies from animals and plants to vivid daily life scenes. Nanshan Museum More than 80 paper-cuttings created by people from Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hebei Province, Hunan Province and Shenzhen are on display. Entry is free but visitors are required to book their visit in advance on the museum’s WeChat “nanshanmuseum.” Dates: Until Aug. 30 Venue: Nanshan Museum, Nanshan District (南山区南山博物馆) Metro: Line 1 to Taoyuan Station (桃园站), Exit B UpperHills Shenzhen’s landmarks, such as the Civic Center, Shenzhen Mangrove Nature Reserve, and the Shenzhen International Trade Building, are featured in vivid paper-cuttings. Entry is free and no booking is required. Dates: Until Sept. 6 Venue: 2/F, UpperHills, Futian District (福田区深业上城二楼) Metro: Line 10 to Donggualing Station (冬瓜岭站), Exit A(SD News) |