1, a short paragraph is simply signed with a name or year, and at most it is a cross.
2. One-character calligraphy is called one-character calligraphy.
3. Only sign the author for the word "2" and give the title of the word "1".
Most of the three words are written in their own names, and the word "book" is added if one word is named.
5. Most of the four fields are the name followed by the word "book" or the year added to the two-character name, and the year is mostly the dry branch.
6. Add the year to the five-character name or the year to the two-character name, and add "book" below.
7. Among the six words in the six fields, the three-word name plus one year or the two-word name plus one year and one month; The moon has many uses.
8. In the seven words of the seven-character joke, the word "year, month" is added with the word "name", or the word "book" is added under the word "name".
9. Long style is to add many words to the year, month and name in order to seek change, balance the work, fill the vacancy and write the author's feelings.
10, add the name of the author Zhai Xuan.
1 1. Those who add the author's place names have their current names, such as Qing, Wu Changshuo, Anji, Zhejiang, etc., and the inscriptions mostly use "Anji Five Cang Shi".
12. For those who add the author's words or other names, such as Qinghe Wu Changshuo, formerly known as Cang Shi, it is often used as "Cang Ren". There are many nicknames.
13. The ancients also added official titles to inscriptions, especially in the Tang Dynasty. For example, the signature of Ou Yangxun's book "Ninety percent Palace Ritual Spring Inscription" is "the rate of concurrently serving as the Prince's envoy to Bohai Sea, and Ou Yangxun's imperial edict".
(2) Two-paragraph style: that is, in addition to a single paragraph, the recipient's name, official title, honorific title and other words of this work are added.
1, the recipient's name is a word to others, and the number is more respectful. If you don't have a font name, you can call it a first name, but it's best not to name it after a surname.
2. In ancient times, the official titles of recipients were mostly "adults", such as "viewing adults" and "being elders". Teachers nowadays are called "teachers", "principals" and "professors".
3, the recipient's title, if the recipient is associated with the book; Elders often use "in-laws" and "in-laws".