How to write a wreath and elegiac couplet for the younger generation?

The wreath reads "In memory of XX through the ages; My right friend XX pays my respects", and the previous content remains.

The writing style of elegiac couplets for juniors’ wreaths should be particular

1. The distance between the elegiac couplets and the drum trumpet is about 20cm from the ground. The left side of the wreath is the upper couplet and the right side is the lower couplet. Looking at it from the perspective of a circle, to our right is the first couplet.

2. Pay attention to the problem of adjusting words. No matter how many words there are in the upper and lower lines, the beginning and end should be flush.

3. When laying wreaths to elders, use the word "respect", and when laying wreaths to younger generations or peers, use the word "pity".

4. Immortality cannot be used indiscriminately and can only be used for national leaders or martyrs.

The format of wreaths and elegiac couplets for younger generations

Elegant banners are mostly made into independent pieces, also known as 'ceremonial banners'. The banner is usually made of a whole piece of silk cloth, or it is mounted on a scroll with paper paste, which is called a "ceremonial scroll". In order to facilitate hanging, the banners are usually vertical, and the text on them is written directly.

The elegance is also a kind of elegiac letter. The difference between it and the elegance is that the elegance is mostly hung horizontally, while the elegance is usually hung vertically. The text on the banner is usually written horizontally. [Reprinted from the First Official Document Network:

The inscriptions on the banners and banners are informal and have no limit on the number of words. Some only write the word "Dian", and some have multiple words, but they are often written in four-character sentences. many. You can use stable words when writing condoms and banners, or you can write appropriate sentences yourself. However, you should note that banners and banners are used for mourning and giving gifts. When speaking in words, you should express your feelings directly, be sincere and concise, and praise without exaggeration. Complimentary, sad but not miserable, it should have the meaning of praise and mourning.

There is no certain procedure for the production of banners and banners. It can be adapted to local conditions; the font can be regular or cursive, it is entirely up to the sender to decide; black paper with white characters or white paper with black characters, Cloth can also be used instead of paper. The banner is a vertical writing method, and the text must be written in three parts from right to left; the banner is a horizontal writing method, and the text should be written in three parts from top to bottom.

In the first part, facing the right hand side of the banner (the top edge of the banner), write the name of the deceased and the eulogy (also called the first paragraph); in the second part, write the eulogy in the middle. The memorial words should generally not exceed the upper and lower paragraphs, and the word spacing should be consistent. You can also omit this part; in the third part, facing the left hand side of the banner (the bottom edge of the banner), write the name, title and time of the person who sent the banner and banner at the top and bottom.

Wreaths, also called 'wreaths and elegiac couplets', are couplets written when laying wreaths and flower baskets to express respect and sorrow for the deceased. The harness also consists of an upper half couplet and a lower half couplet. In practical applications, the writing method and form of the eulogies have certain formulas. When writing, the words of the elegy must be carefully chosen, especially the first half of the couplet. The eulogy for the deceased cannot be mistaken. The words used should be appropriate according to the person. The writing methods of the first half couplet and the second half couplet vary depending on the wording. The commonly used first half couplets include 'mourning', 'memorial', and 'memorial' patterns, as well as 'eternal' and 'rest' patterns; The couplets include 'Jingwan', 'Weeping' and 'Tongwan', 'Lezi' and 'Kowtow', 'Weeping', 'Aixian', etc.

The length and width of the drawstring depend on the size of the wreath and flower basket. Two sharp corners should be cut out at the lower end of the drawstring and hung in a figure-eight shape on the wreath and flower basket. The font used to write the strap can be running script or regular script, but it must be the same font, usually black characters on a white background. In terms of writing style, generally the first character of the second half of the couplet is 1-2 characters lower than the first character of the upper half of the couplet.

Example: Respect and condolences to friend ×××××××××

Sorrow and condolences to Comrade ×××××××××

Student ×× ××××××× Condolences

××××××, my mentor through the ages

Neighbors ××××××××× Condolences

Mourning for the passing of ×××××××××

Weeping for the passing of daughter ×××××××××

Dear dad, rest in peace

Sorrow Sacrificial texts are a practical style of writing specially used in the funeral process. Although the content is simple and the form is not much, it has higher requirements in writing and form, and prevarication cannot be ignored.

Elegiac couplet is a variation of ancient elegy. Elegies are ancient funeral songs in memory of the deceased. "Book of Jin·Book of Rites" contains "Stories of the Wei and Han Dynasties, great funerals and the mourning of ministers, and elegy for those who hold the ribbon." Xinli believed that the elegy originated from Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's labor song, with a mournful sound, so it was regarded as a farewell gift. There are two chapters in ancient funeral songs: "Xie Lu" and "Artemisia Li". "Those who mourn the coffin sing it, and the world also calls it an elegy."

As a style of mourning for the deceased, elegiac couplets are a funeral custom among the Han people and are popular throughout the country. At first, the feelings of mourning for the deceased were mostly expressed in poetry, lyrics, songs and other rhymes, and later gradually formed a form of couplets to express the feelings. Literati in the past dynasties often wrote elegiac couplets in the form of five characters or seven rhymes to express sadness, but not for praise. According to legend, elegiac couplets were written in the Song Dynasty. Lu You's "Notes on Laoxue'an" records that the prime minister of Zhao Yuanzhen (Ding) was banished to Zhuya and became seriously ill. He wrote an inscription in his own book saying: "He returned to heaven riding a Jiwei, and his energy made mountains and rivers strong for this dynasty."

In today’s funeral activities, elegiac couplets are still widely used and have become a must-have for the bereaved family.

Elegant couplets are special couplets and are specially written to commemorate the deceased. Therefore, writing elegiac couplets not only requires sincerity of emotion, but also requires attention to the writing characteristics of elegiac couplets.

(1) The contemporary nature of elegiac couplets.

Elegiac couplets are carriers that reflect social life and express people's thoughts and emotions. Therefore, with the changes of the times, the content of the elegiac couplets will also change accordingly, such as: "The treasures are silent, the strings and pillars are absolutely beautiful, and the Yaotai has a moon mirror in the sky." It is an elegiac couplet used by husbands in the old days to commemorate their wives, and it is used in modern husbands to mourn their wives. It's just a little more stale.

(2) The pertinence of the elegiac couplet. The elegiac couplets are highly targeted and must be in line with the position, identity, sentiments and achievements of the deceased. Even the thoughts and emotions of the place and time must be in line with the things and places. Elegiac couplets cannot be used interchangeably, nor can they be used universally. This should be the soul of writing elegiac couplets.

Like holding a Ding Ling

The east wind cuts the willows, and when the festival is poor, a song of mulberry stems spreads across Guangyu

The dust is condensed in the Yaose, and the love is sad on the snowy night, A century-old woman shines in Gaoqiu

Even if there are some 'universal couplets', their general scope is very limited.

The elegiac couplet is a special couplet in the couplet. Therefore, when writing an elegiac couplet, you must control the quality and form characteristics of the couplet. This is the key to writing a good elegiac couplet.

(1) The formal characteristics of pairs. A general elegiac couplet (pair) is composed of two sentences. The first sentence is called the upper half of the couplet, and the second sentence is called the second half of the couplet. No matter how long the elegiac couplet is (for some long couplets, the upper and lower halves of the couplet are composed of a dozen or even dozens of characters) or how short it is, it always consists of the upper half and the lower half of the couplet, and the upper half of the couplet and The second half of the couplet must be well matched, and the order cannot be reversed. The quality of the elegiac couplet depends on the hanging situation. If it is too long and the characters are small and unnoticeable, if it is too short and hollow and unsightly, it should be moderate in size and beautiful.

(2) The formal characteristics of duality. Parallelism is to use sentences with the same number of words and the same or similar syntax to arrange and combine them in pairs. Strict elegiac couplets not only require an equal number of words and the same syntax, but also require the same parts of speech, and the contrast is very clever.