- origami; however, in
China and
other Chinese-speaking areas, the art is
referred to by the
Chinese name, zhezhi.
Traditional Chinese paper folding concentrates...
- The art of
paper cutting (
Chinese: 剪紙; pinyin: jiǎnzhǐ) in
China may date back to the 2nd
century CE, when
paper was
invented by Cai Lun, a
court official...
-
conglomerate produced by pulp
mills and
paper mills was used for writing, drawing, and money.
During the 8th century,
Chinese paper making spread to the Islamic...
- Joss
paper, also
known as
incense papers, are
papercrafts or
sheets of
paper made into
burnt offerings common in
Chinese ancestral worship (such as the...
- banks. In some cases,
paper money may be
issued by
other entities than
governments or banks, for
example merchants in pre-modern
China and ****an.[citation...
- An oil-
paper umbrella (
Chinese: 油紙傘;
Chinese: 油纸伞; pinyin: yóuzhǐsǎn,
Mandarin pronunciation: [i̯ǒu̯ʈʂɨ̀sàn]) is a type of
paper umbrella that originated...
- "
Paper tiger" is a
calque of the
Chinese phrase zhǐlǎohǔ (simplified
Chinese: 纸老虎;
traditional Chinese: 紙老虎). The term
refers to
something or someone...
-
Origata Paper Cutting Quilling Paper Making Book
Binding Paper Layering Paper Model Chinese paper folding Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Paper art...
- and
South Asian cultures.
Paper lanterns are
called Dēnglóng (simplified
Chinese: 灯笼;
traditional Chinese: 燈籠) in
China.
Lantern festival at the Chiang...
- Asia,
probably China, at
least as
early as 105 CE, by the Han
court eunuch Cai Lun,
although the
earliest archaeological fragments of
paper derive from the...
