The calligraphy works of the ancients wrote more about themselves. Many things handed down are mostly handwritten letters, a piece of paper in ordinary life, but the content is what you want to say. After the Ming Dynasty, we can see hanging works and copied works. Dong Qichang, Wang Duo, Huang Daozhou, all copied other people's poems, and Zhang Ruitu seemed to be more impressed.
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China ancient calligraphy writing format has always been "from right to left, from top to bottom", without punctuation. Write from the body to the end, leaving no spaces.
If there is enough space at the end of the article, you can sign it, including the title and author of the extracted ancient poetry, (usually a poem or word) and the date of personal signature and excerpt. If there is not enough space, you can omit the title of the poem appropriately, that is, you can record a poem or a word, or you can omit the date of writing.