Where can I write my name on the red envelope?

Red envelope signature: vertical in the lower left corner and horizontal in the lower right corner.

Signature is a Chinese word, pronounced shǔ míng, which means to sign one's name on letters, documents and manuscripts, and also points out that the author's name should be written on them when the edition is published. There are related records in Hanshu Gaudiqi and so on.

Writing the author's name on one's own articles, translations, artistic works and audio-visual publications refers to the author's name printed on the book cover, inner cover or copyright page, as well as articles, pictures and other topics.

Signature is not only the author's right, but also his responsibility. "Mencius on Zhang Wan" has "read his book, I don't know who he is, but what is it? It is important for readers to know the author of this book. Most of China's sub-books in the pre-Qin period were titled by the author's surname, such as Zhuangzi and Xunzi. All the works of the Han Dynasty have the author's signature, such as Sima Qian's Historical Records.

Later, it developed into works signed by authors under pseudonyms, especially works such as operas and novels. Because of being despised by the society at that time, most authors used pseudonyms, such as "Peach Blossom Fan" by Kong, signed "Listen to Yunshan People"; The author of Jin Ping Mei signed "Lan Xiaosheng", but his real name has not been verified.