Oroqen paper-cutting project batch: Provincial second batch of projects Protection unit: Huma County Cultural Center Representative inheritor: Guan Jinfang Ge Wai Yi Er Ni An Jia Huma County Bai Yin Na Oroqen paper-cutting content is mainly natural flowers, trees, waves, white clouds and animal images and labor tools. The paper-cutters are moved by the scene, and the patterns are formed in their hearts. They are directly cut and cut. They are mostly used in clothing, hats, birch bark, and animal skin products. The expression forms are complex and simple. The main paper-cutting works include "Bai Ri Yi Ke Yan" and "Ti Yi Sha". After long-term artistic practice, an ancient, thick, simple and rough northern hunting ethnic style has been formed. As a symbolic pattern, it has an irreplaceable and unique role in the traditional clothing of the Oroqen people.