. The ancient flower pawns in China have existed since the Tang Dynasty. It was very popular to sign flowers in Song Dynasty, and many literati had their own unique flowers. Song Huizong's flower gambling is called "no gambling" by experts! Its shape, especially ingenious, is a bit like a loosely written Tian Zi and a simplified opening word, but in fact it is composed of four words, written by one person in the sun with four strokes. Later generations will inevitably feel the emperor's frank and lovely temperament when they are amazed, just like a conceited and naughty genius child who deliberately plays word games to play tricks on people who don't understand.

It is very common to use flowers in calligraphy and painting. For example, the signature of contemporary calligrapher Xie is. In addition, for example, when signing a porcelain painting, its real name (if any, it is often attached to the bottom paragraph) is rarely used and marked with a special symbol. Here, marks represent signatures and seals. Flower claws have a long history in porcelain industry!

/kloc-In the middle of 0/2nd century, Chinese clothing was another symbol form in ancient Europe. In fact, it is a kind of graphic signature, which usually uses simple patterns to represent the identity of the signer, thus proving the ownership and attribution of something and the recognition of something. Because most people couldn't read at that time, the way of gambling expressed the meaning more directly and concisely in a visual way, from which we can see the advantages of graphic communication.