The cursive writing of Qin is as follows:

In the old days, the emperor's decisions, orders or things he did were named "Qin" to show nobility and respect. For example: Qin this Qin Zun (the language used by cabinet ministers in the old days to review memorials on behalf of the emperor or when courtiers addressed memorials to the emperor, indicating that the Holy Spirit's decree is here and those who lead the decree will obey the orders); Qin limit (the time limit set by the emperor); Qin case ( Imperial documents. Cases investigated under imperial orders)