20 14 how to write the inscription of calligraphy in September?

When it comes to the date of calligraphy, September can be agreed as follows:

September: Qiu Ji, Shouyue, Xuan Yue, Wushe, Juyue, Late Autumn, Cool Autumn, Sakamoto, Late Autumn and Late Autumn.

Generally, after the theme of a work is completed, it is signed in fine print, which includes a person's poem or a friend's words such as Mr. Yazheng, followed by the date of writing and the name of the calligrapher, and some even add the name of the study, such as the Dafeng Hall in Tomb-Sweeping Day, Wu Jia, before printing the work.

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There are various ways to express dates in paintings and calligraphy works of past dynasties. By understanding the date, we can grasp the styles and characteristics of calligraphers' works in different periods when reading calligraphy with inscriptions, and understand the era and historical background of a calligraphy work, which is helpful to improve our appreciation of calligraphy and painting.

Ancient painters and painters generally used the method of combining the emperor's year number with the official calendar and lunar calendar to record the year, month and day as needed. For example, Wang Xizhi's Preface to Lanting: "Yonghe is nine years old and ugly at the beginning of spring"; "Yonghe Nine Years" is the year number of the emperor, and "Guichou Year" is the year of the dry calendar. Another example is Shi Huizhan's "Buddha said that he was born": "Chen Taijian is eight years old, report it."

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