齐鲁网·闪电新闻6月4日讯  Pang Sijia, a lecturer at the School of Literature and Journalism, Shandong University of Finance and Economics, is using paper-cutting to build a bridge for cross-cultural exchange. During a recent China-Korea exchange event, she displayed her paper-cut artwork of Korea's "National Treasure No. 1" — Namdaemun (Sungnyemun) — which left Korean teachers and students deeply impressed.

This post-90s girl, who studied in Kenya and France, has conducted hundreds of paper-cutting exchange activities worldwide over the past 14 years. She has held architectural paper-cutting exhibitions in France, exchanged works with Swiss paper-cutting artists and facilitated cross-cultural dialogues, and connected paper-cutting enthusiasts from around the world through social media.

"Paper-cutting is a cultural carrier of folklore, history, and emotion," Pang Sijia says.

Click the video to follow Korean exchange student Lee Seohyeon’s perspective and learn about Pang Sijia and the Chinese paper-cut art she admires.

山东财经大学文学与新闻传播学院讲师逄思佳，用剪纸搭起跨国文化交流的桥梁。在近日一场中韩交流活动中，她特意准备了以韩国国宝——南大门为题材的剪纸作品，让韩国师生惊叹不已。

这位曾在肯尼亚、法国留学的90后女孩，十四年来在全球开展了上百场剪纸交流活动——在法国举办建筑剪纸展，与瑞士剪纸艺术家互赠作品、促成跨国交流，还通过社交媒体联结世界各地的剪纸爱好者。

逄思佳说，剪纸是承载民俗、历史与情感的“文化载体”。

点击视频，用韩国交换生李抒炫的视角认识她眼中的逄思佳老师和中国剪纸艺术。