How to mount Chinese painting?

The traditional mounting method of Chinese painting is generally divided into three steps: supporting the painting, wrapping the edge, covering the back and installing the pole. First, commissioned painting: commissioned painting is to support a piece of rice paper on the back of the original (the jargon is called "painting heart"). Before holding the painting, you should try the ink in unimportant places with saliva to see if it is a new ink painting or Su Mo's. If it is a new ink, it will be entrusted in the normal way; If it is Su Mo, it will be entrusted to Feitian. The normal practice is to put the back of the painting heart on the table, first spray water to make the paper "stretch", then brush it with thin paste, and then paste a blank rice paper. You can't write in detail, but you still have to write a book. After the painting is finished, you should "go up the wall" to make it calm. Take it off after drying, and then "cut". Second, wrapping: After cutting, you should "raise" the heart of the painting, and then wrap it, and put the supporting silk (some people used silk-like paper before) around the painting, first on both sides, then on the heavens and the earth. I don't need to say "opening silk" and "supporting silk". Third, the back cover: stick a layer of backing paper on the back of the mosaic. The lining paper should also be propped up first, or it can be directly replaced by clips. The method is the same as the painting. 4. Install the celestial pole and the earth pole: the celestial pole is square and the earth pole is round. After installation, install "holes" at both ends of the mast slightly symmetrically to the center to put on the "surprise swallow belt". The length of the shaft head should be reserved at both ends of the pole, and it should be slightly thinned, and then the exposed end should be coated with white latex and fitted with the shaft head. A picture was framed.