到了明、清时期剪纸在民间广泛用作挂签、窗花、团花、灯花，除寄托接福纳祥

In the Ming and Qing dynasties, paper-cuts were widely used in folk for hanging signs, window grilles, group flowers, and lanterns. In addition to entrusting Fu Naxiang, they also put happy flowers on pillows, shoes, vanity mirrors and other items to enhance the atmosphere. "Han concubine hugs her baby in front of the window and cleverly cuts Tongye to shine on the window screen." This is a folk song still circulating in northern Shaanxi. It reflects that people could use scissors to make it more than two thousand years ago. Small pieces of jewelry.

To the Ming and Qing dynasties paper-cut in the folk widely used as hanging signs, window flowers, group flowers, lanterns, in addition to the trust of Fornaxiang, but also on pillows, shoes, vanity mirrors and other items on the happy flowers, to render the atmosphere. Han Princess hugged in front of the window to play, cleverly cut the leaves to shine the window yarn. This is still circulating in the northern shaanxi region of a ballad, it reflects as early as more than two thousand years ago people have been able to use scissors-type tools to make small pieces of jewelry.

In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, paper-cut was widely used for hanging labels, window decorations, tuanhua and lanterns. In addition to receiving Fu Naxiang, it was also used to decorate pillows, shoes, dressing mirrors and other objects to enhance the atmosphere. "The Han imperial concubine holds the child in front of the window to play, cleverly cuts the Tung leaf to shine on the window screen." This is a folk song still circulating in Northern Shaanxi. It reflects that as early as 2000 years ago, people were able to skillfully use scissors tools to make small ornaments.<br>