Explanation of what signature means:

Signature refers to signing one’s own name on a letter, document or manuscript, and also refers to writing the author’s name on it when publishing. meaning. In daily life, we often encounter situations that require signatures, and signatures should be taken seriously. When signing a contract, sometimes you can sign with other names, such as someone else’s name, but it should be noted that the owner of the name must Authorized, otherwise the behavior is suspected of "forgery".

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Signature is a Chinese word, pronounced as shǔ, míng, which means to sign one’s name on letters, documents, and manuscripts, and also refers to the author’s name when publishing. The meaning of the name written above. There are relevant records in "Hanshu·Gaodiji" and so on.

Detailed explanation:

1. (Phonetic. From the net, the phonetic sound. Each deployment task has its own system, so from the net.)

2. Same as The original meaning of the department is that all departments have affiliations. ——"Shuowen" department, home. ——"Guangya" is also a table of signatures. ——"Guoyu·Luyu" deploys generals. ——"Book of Han·Gaodi Ji"

3. Another example: deployment (arrangement; arrangement); agency (appointment of agency); agency (handling of affairs); agency (setting up official offices and appointing officials)

4. Signature. The official who signed the call called Shi Gong by name. The official looked at it and presented the scroll, which was signed first. ——Fang Bao of the Qing Dynasty, "The Anecdotes of Zuo Zhongyi Gong", Feng Naishu said "Neng". ——"Warring States Policy·Qi Ce"

5. Another example: signature (signing on the chapter); signature (signing the coupon agreement); signature (signing and prescribing on the document); Appointment list (names are listed, and a list is posted to show the person); signature (submission to discuss matters. Because the petition must be signed, so called); signature title (official title added to the name)

6. Agency, temporary appointment Or try to serve as an official in Nanping's teaching department. ——"History of the Ming Dynasty·Biography of Hai Rui" The prefect Zongzi heard of his name first and asked for meritorious service and appointed political officials. ——Fan Ye's "Book of the Later Han·Biography of Fan Ju"

7. Another example: signature (acting official position); signature (temporarily taking the original position); signature vacancy (when the official is vacant, another official will be appointed temporarily) Acting on behalf of his/her duties); Shushi (an official who holds a one-year term is called Shushi; acting steward); Shuyuan (acting for Futai); Shuyin Laoye (acting official)