On November 12, ICDS offered a series of courses on intangible cultural heritage, folk paper-cutting for the families of foreign military participants. Taking traditional craftsmanship as a bond, the course help them experience the uniquely vibrant charm of traditional Chinese culture through hands-on creation. During the course, the instructor introduced the vivid themes of intangible cultural heritage, folk paper-cutting and its applications in festive and other folk settings. Under the instructor's guidance, they cut colorful paper into works full of life's charm including flowers, plants, birds, and animals, experiencing the traditional Chinese aesthetic and philosophical concepts embedded in paper-cutting, such as "harmony between heaven and humanity" and "auspicious symbolism," through each fold and cut.