How to write the banner format?

The format of the pennant is generally vertical, that is, the upper paragraph is on the left, which mainly writes the name of the unit or individual being donated. For example: Gift: Dr. Wang from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Gaoling County People's Hospital.

The central part is the main text, and the words should be larger and generally symmetrical sentences, for example: noble medical ethics and superb medical skills.

The lower right is the signature, which mainly writes the name of the donor or unit, and then writes the year, month and day on another line, for example: Liu Mou, Tongyuan Town, May 2011.

The pennants are divided into three sizes: large, medium and small. The size of the characters is determined according to the size. Generally, it is more beautiful to use Xingkai script for the main text, and official script for the upper and lower sections.

The pennant is a modern word and a proper noun, which refers to a flag made of colored silk and satin, awarded to the winner in a competition or productive labor, or given to a group or individual to show respect. Thanks and so on.

The pinyin of "Hanqi": [jǐn qí].

Detailed explanation:

A banner made of brocade.

Tang Li He's "Henan Prefectural Examination December Music Poems·March": "The palace prostitutes in military uniforms sweep moths lightly, waving banners and holding the city warm."

Made of colorful silks and satins The flag is given to the winners in competition or production work, or given to groups or individuals to express respect, gratitude, etc.

Zhang Xian's "Memory": "In less than a year, I received a large stack of thank-you letters and a beautiful pennant presented by the commune." Geng Jian's "Man Climbing on the Flagpole": "Don't you have a big red banner? It's the one awarded by the Provincial People's Government."