1, small paragraph-that is, simply sign your name or year, at most it is just a cross.
One-character calligraphy is called one-character calligraphy.
Only the author's name is signed in the second field, and the title of the book is given in the first field.
Most of the three characters have their own names. If there is a name, add one more word [book].
Four-character funds are mostly names with the word [book] or years with the word "book", and the years are mostly official branches.
Five words, five words, more than three words, name plus year or name plus two words, add [book] below.
Of the six words in the six fields, the three-character name plus one year or the two-character name plus one year and one month; The moon has many uses.
In the seven-character paragraph, the word "year, month and year" is added with the word "name" or the word "book" is added under the word "name".
2, long-term-that is, in addition to the name of the year, add a lot of words to the signature, one seeks change, the other seeks balance in the work, the third can fill the vacancy, and the fourth can be felt by the writer.
Adding the author's Zhai Xuan number and the author's place name, there are useful names, such as Qing, Wu Changshuo, Zhejiang Anji, etc., and [Anji Five Cang Shi] is often used in inscriptions.
Those who add the word "author" or other names, such as Qing, Wu Changshuo, formerly known as Cang Shi, often use [Cang]. There are many nicknames.
In ancient times, the author's official title was also added to the inscription, especially in the Tang Dynasty. For example, Ou Yangxun wrote the inscription of Jiucheng Palace Liquan (and a letter from Ou Yangxun, the minister of Bohai Sea, led by the Prince).