Signing refers to signing a document or contract to express agreement or acceptance of its contents. A signature, sometimes called a signature, is a legal act that is legally binding. Before signing, you need to read the contents of the document or contract carefully to make sure you understand the rights and responsibilities involved.

Signed documents and contracts can involve various aspects, such as sales contracts, work contracts, labor agreements, leases, etc. Before signing, both parties should negotiate and discuss the terms to confirm that their contents meet the wishes and needs of both parties. After signing, both parties should abide by the terms of the agreement, otherwise they may bear legal liability.

Generally, the signature will be at the end of the document or contract. Signatures can be made in various forms, such as handwritten signatures, electronic signatures, stamps, and more. After signing, the contents of the document or contract cannot be modified at will. Therefore, careful consideration and confirmation is required before signing to avoid regrets or misunderstandings.