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A paper-cutting exhibition centered ok China’s dragon culture began at the Beijing Fengshang Art Museum on Monday. It 1．(co-host) by the Institute of Natural and Cultural Heritage Research at Nanjing University, the China National Culture Foundation, the bureau of culture and tourism in Beijing’s Dongcheng District and the Beijing Dongcheng District Culture Center to celebrate the approaching Year of the Dragon,2． (present) exquisite(精美的) works from 100 folk artists nationwide.

Chen Jing, deputy director of the Institute of Natural and Cultural Heritage Research at Nanjing University, stated, “The dragon,3． represents wisdom, courage, strength, prosperity, and auspicious ness(吉祥), serves as the 4．(symbol) representation of the Chinese nation.”

After nearly a year of5．(prepare) the organizers have collaborated with paper-cutting inheritors of intangible cultural heritage and folk artists from across the nation to produce hundreds of artworks6．(center) around the theme of dragon culture.

A thoughtfully selected collection of 200 exquisite pieces,7． (main) depicting dragons in different forms and styles, is now8．display at the opening exhibition in Beijing. Subsequently, the exhibition will embark on a tour,9． (visit) locations such as Shenzhen, Guangdong province, and Linfen, Shanxi province.

This offers a unique opportunity for a broader audience10．(appreciate) the diverse and fascinating representations of dragons in this artistic collection.