Interpretation of inscriptions

Interpretation of the inscription [official seal]

In the old days, the wooden seals used by organs or personnel appointed by local governors were generally rectangular and detailed (1). In the Ming Dynasty, all officials customized according to Hongwu used square seals, and there was no note for them. Later, if anything is added, the court will issue a prevention and control matter. In Qing dynasty, it was called "inscription". In the Qing Dynasty, in the Russian Collection of Guisi Draft, it was said: "Two forged books were printed, which were improperly sealed and were not the leaders of the frontier fortress." In the Qing Dynasty, Yu Yue wrote "Notes on Tea House Seal": "Ye Huo Bian by Shen Ming Telford" says: The seal of the current dynasty will be sealed if the amount is established as the ancestor, and the note will be used if it does not flow in. Later, when something was added, it was given to prevent and control things, that is, the governor minister and the general manager of the town. According to, these three are the same as today's system, but the name of the note is today. " (2). Refers to the official seal of the organ. Deng Hong's Adventure in the Mountain: "I didn't bring anything, just wrapped a letter from the Security Bureau and some * tied to my belt."

Word decomposition

Interpretation of Zhong X Seal: Zhong Ji (an old seal). Stamp: Stamp. Zhang Zhong. Lock: key (a. lock key, key; B. Metaphor is scheming). Strategy: To decide (generally strategy or tactics). Conspiracy (trick) Zhong Tao (interpretation of China's ancient art of war books "Six Towers" and "Yuzhong Pian") left the impression in his mind: memory. Remember. Memory. Study hard and remember. Write things down: record. Record merit. A book or text that records things: travel notes. Diary. Souvenir Symbol, sign (? ): imprint. Mark. Mark. An ancient official document: playing