Cheang arranging some of the paper cuttings at her shop in Chowrasta market in George Town.
WITH a pair of scissors in hand, Cheang Kam Foong can instantly turn a piece of red paper into auspicious Chinese characters with 3D effect.
Early this year, she took her jianzhi (an art of Chinese paper cutting) skills to the next level, having spent her free time on YouTube videos during the first movement control order in March.
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Cheang arranging some of the paper cuttings at her shop in Chowrasta market in George Town.
She is crafting the Chinese characters ping an (peace). — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star
Traditional bridal service provider Cheang Kam Foong, 53, cutting the Chinese character chun (spring) when met at her shop in Chowrasta market in George Town, Penang.
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