What are the forms of calligraphy works?

Style is the overall form of writing a word in calligraphy. People often use stalls, couplets and banners. According to length, width and shape, styles can be divided into banners, nave, couplets, squares, horizontal batches, sectors, squares and hand scrolls. The following is the specific content:

Nave: Generally, the ratio of length to width is about 2: 1, and the width of more than three lines is nave.

Banners: Banners, or mountains, are narrower than those in nave and more common in daily life.

Couplets: Also called couplets, the two pieces are equal in size and length, and the number of words is the same, so they pay attention to antithesis. Only by combining them can they become works.

Strip screen: The content is integrated, with at least two, and many can reach more than a dozen or even more. Generally, they are even numbers, such as four screens and eight screens, big and small.

Anti-string: it is a horizontal long type.

Sector: It is rare to write directly on the sector in the form of folding fan or like a round fan.

Square barrel: Square amplitude, not too big.

Hand roll: also called long roll, similar to horizontal roll, but longer.