What is the calligraphy format of primary school students' ancient poems?

China ancient calligraphy writing format has always been "from right to left, from top to bottom", without punctuation. Write from the body to the end, leaving no spaces. If there is enough space at the end of the article, you can sign your name, including the title and author of the extracted ancient poetry, (usually a poem or word), your name and the date of extraction.

If there is not enough space, you can omit the title of the poem, that is, record a poem or a word, or omit the date of writing. The title and author are generally not omitted, otherwise it is not a complete work. You can also start a new line, which is slightly smaller than the text and one and a half words lower than the text.

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Ancient calligraphy format:

1. Banner: Take the long Xuan paper works as the banner, fully fold in half (half or half fold), and straight books as the banner.

2. Couplets: Two opposite banners written in couplets, also called couplets, couplets or couplets.

3. nave: Banners with paper completely open or slightly smaller than fully open are hung separately or side by side between couplets.

4. Doufang: Cut rice paper into a genre of about eight quarts (about 1 square), which is called.

5. plaque: also known as horizontal shawl, banners are placed horizontally or engraved on wooden boards and hung on the wall.

6. Striped screen: Use nave, banners and other similar materials to write a group of works according to the length of the poem.

7. Fans: The size is fan-shaped, including round fans and folding fans. It can also be framed or rolled into a book.

8. Album: Small works are bound and read, combined into a book and expanded into books of the same name. These contents are either coherent or established separately.

9. Handroll: it is also a horizontal axis, which is not convenient to hang. It is only suitable for stretching on the desk and rolling up after watching.