Mounted copybooks are usually mounted.

Mounted copybooks are an important form of traditional calligraphy art, which are often protected and displayed by traditional mounting methods. The following are the common mounting forms for mounting this copybook:

1. Hand-axis mounting: Hand-axis mounting is an ancient mounting method, which is suitable for mounting long copybooks. After the copybook is backed with cloth or paper, it is rolled into the shaft and fixed with shaft buckle or handle. Handshaft installation is convenient for carrying and storage, and also protects copybooks.

2. Mounting: Mounting refers to collaging two thin copybooks together to make their structure firm and not easy to deform. Mounting method is suitable for thinner copybooks, which are usually bonded with glue such as blue glue.

3. Bamboo clip: Bamboo clip is a simple mounting method, which uses bamboo clip or wooden clip to clip the copybook on two boards to make it flat and firm. Bamboo clips are convenient for protecting and preventing copybooks from deformation, and are also convenient for carrying and storing.

4. Packing: Packing is suitable for cases where copybooks are complicated and need to be preserved for a long time. Put the backup copybook into a special box, and mark the name, time and collector on the box. Packing can protect copybooks from dust, sunshine and humidity, and prolong the life of copybooks.

In short, traditional mounting methods such as hand-shaft mounting, anti-theft mounting, bamboo clip mounting and box mounting are used to protect and display copybooks, making them more artistic and cultural.