As for how to write general calligraphy signatures, the relevant content is as follows:
The correct format of calligraphy signatures includes: the source of the text content, the recipient of the gift, the reason for creation, the creation time, the author’s name, and the font size wait. The formats of calligraphy inscriptions are divided into two types: "double style" and "single style". Double style: The recipient of the book and the writer are placed above and below respectively. The former is the upper style and the latter is the lower style.
There is no fixed format or absolute position for the inscription position of calligraphy works. It is interrelated with the main text. The content of the signature can be long or short depending on the situation, but the font size cannot be greatly different and must have a corresponding proportion.
The font used for the inscription follows traditional conventions and in principle abides by the rules of "the present does not surpass the past" and "the movement does not lead to silence". Generally speaking, if the main text is in large or small seal script, the inscription should be written in official script or Zhangcao; if the main text is in official script or Wei stele, the inscription should be written in regular script or cursive script; if the main text is in regular script, the inscription should be in regular script. Just use running script and regular script to write. This is called "writing from the past to the present" and "writing from the past to the present". Double style: The style is not only divided into single and double styles, but also up and down. For double styles, write the recipient of the gift in the upper right position, and write your name and other content in the lower left position.
If it is a couplet, the upper paragraph must be written on the upper right side of the right couplet, and the lower paragraph should be placed on the lower left side of the left couplet to show politeness and humility. The titles of calligraphy works generally use nicknames (also called elegant titles) instead of common names. For example, "written in the year 2002" is a common name, and should be "written in the year of Renwu".
The above paragraph refers to someone or a certain unit asking you to write. After the work is completed, the name of the person who requested the book should be inscribed, and this name should be inscribed at a higher position in the paragraph above to show respect.
Calligraphy works written to elders are generally called Comrade ××, Mr. ××, Fang Family ××, Ms. ××, Teacher ××. If the elder is over seventy years old, he can be called ××老; if he is over eighty years old, he can be called ××老公.
The writer is a junior. Elders are generally not addressed by their surnames, but modest words are also added, such as: Zhizheng, Fazheng, Jiaozheng, Zhengzi, Zhengzhi, Zhengzhi, Qingshang, Yagen. , correct, correct writing, correct writing. Such as: Mr. Shi Nai’s Qing Shang, Baoxing Fang Jiazheng