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What does "four pieces of paper, four feet apart and four feet square" mean?
Generally, the full size of our commonly used "four-foot" rice paper is 138 cm × 69 cm. Four-foot rice paper, the finished product of "four-foot horizontal cutting" is "Doufang", which is 69 cm long and 69 cm wide; The finished product of "four-foot vertical cutting" is a "four-foot single strip" with a length of 138 cm and a width of 34.5 cm. Four feet apart refers to the size of a piece of rice paper (this is a unique formulation of rice paper).

It refers to cutting a four-foot whole rice paper (about 138 * 68 cm in length and width) vertically into two pieces, and the length and width of one piece is 138*34. If you sell calligraphy and painting, it means one, not two.

If you write vertically, the effect is a banner. Just write a famous saying, a poem, etc. Or you can write a few big characters like the banner below and sign on the left.

If it's a banner, write four or five big characters and sign it. Four-foot-wide banner paper is not suitable for writing too many words, so it looks good. I suggest you write "Heaven rewards diligence", "Respect teachers and attach importance to teaching", "Stay at a distance" and "Respect morality and carry things". According to China's calligraphy format, from right to left, left and vertical, from top to bottom. Then the bucket is cut in half horizontally.