When I sign the word "Yang", I usually write it like this, as shown below. The left side is deliberately exaggerated, and the word "wood" stands like a towering tree, while the right side shrinks appropriately, forming a contrast relationship between left and right. If it is written as a traditional "yang", it is just the opposite, and it is appropriate to put it left and right.

The structure of the word Yang is left and right, so it is suggested to use both simplicity and complexity.

One is the simplified word Yang, written in lines, with the left and right words connected together and the end directly connected with a pen.

The second is to write traditional poplars and running scripts, and the wooden suffix is connected with Yue characters.

The structure of "Yang" should be fast, fast and fluent, so we must lower the center of gravity of the words, that is, let every word in the name extend to the left and right to avoid extending up and down! Writing long and thin will slow down the speed, which contradicts the fast signing speed.