What's the difference between banners and banners

differences between banners and banners: different references, different sources and different grammars

1. different references

1. banners: straight-hanging long calligraphy and painting. A single picture is called a single picture, and a group (mostly four pictures) is called a screen bar, such as four screens.

2. Banners: horizontal calligraphy and painting, slogans, banners, etc.

Second, the source is different

1. Banner: The first scene of Cao Yu's Peking Man: "There is a banner of Dong Qichang's running script hanging on this wall, which is quite antique."

2. Banner:? Cao Yu? The third act of Sunrise: "The middle door frame is always the banner of' Lover's Lovely Country' or' Taoyuan'

Third, the grammar is different

1. Banners: combined; As a predicate, attribute, adverbial.

2. Banner: combined; As a predicate, attribute and complement.