Inscription, calligraphy and rice paper works all fall on the left side of the work, so the content of the work should be written on the right side, that is, the left side is more empty than the right side, but there is a situation where both sides can be equally empty, that is, after the content of your work is written, the column is still much empty, just enough for inscription. As long as it is slightly empty from the content of the work, it can be inscribed, so there is no need to be different sides of the work. If you want to write an inscription in another column, you should estimate the number of words to be inscribed on the left side of the work at a proper distance from the content, so that the whole inscription is at the lower left point of the work, but not too little from the end of the work (the free space at the lower part of the work). In short, the blank space in the upper part of the inscription is slightly larger than that in the lower part, so that the whole work can be coordinated and perfect.
Generally speaking, you only need to write a book in a certain place in a certain year (such as Shen Jianian, etc.). ). Because it is a calligraphy work, it is usually capitalized. Now it is not so strict, and it does not have to be capitalized.
If you give a gift, you can write a gift in a certain year. If you want to emphasize who to give it to, add the name or unit, such as a gift from a certain unit in a certain year.
Hard pen works are similar, except that some papers have squares, so don't worry about how empty they are.