In ancient times, school children usually held opening ceremonies when they entered school.

Steps of the opening ceremony

Introduction by the host: The host will explain the purpose and background of the opening ceremony to the guests, distinguished guests and audience present. Introduce the identity and background of the writer and the significance of writing.

pen-writer's speech: the pen-writer addresses the guests and audience present. They can share some personal or business background information, express gratitude and expectation, and look forward to the future. Firecrackers or drum music: after the writer's speech, there are usually some musical performances symbolizing auspiciousness and celebration, such as firecrackers or drum music.

unveiling ceremony: the pen-opener or special guest will unveil a special curtain or curtain to reveal the specially prepared pen-opener (such as a calligraphy and painting, exhibits, souvenirs, etc.). Giving gifts: The pen holder may give gifts to specific guests or VIPs to express his gratitude and respect.

knowledge expansion:

the etiquette of the opening ceremony comes from the traditional culture and ceremony in China. In the history of China, calligraphy was regarded as an elegant art form and played an important role in society.

As a ceremony related to calligraphy, the opening ceremony is widely used in China culture. The origin of the opening ceremony can be traced back to the ancient calligraphy tradition. When a calligrapher or cultural celebrity starts an important work, he will open the ceremony to show solemnity and respect.

This ceremony is helpful to show the talent and professionalism of calligraphers, and it is also a presentation and inheritance of traditional culture and calligraphy art.. With the passage of time, the form and process of the opening ceremony are gradually enriched and standardized, and it has become a ceremonial activity with unique significance and sense of ceremony.

In modern society, the opening ceremony is widely used in various occasions, such as the opening ceremony of enterprises, cultural activities, the opening of exhibitions, etc., to show expectations and blessings for a new chapter.

In addition to China, some other East Asian countries, such as Japan and South Korea, have similar calligraphy-related ceremony and etiquette. These countries also attach importance to the celebration and ritualization of calligraphy creation in calligraphy art and cultural exchanges. As a part of China's traditional culture, the opening ceremony represents the appreciation of art and talent, and at the same time promotes the spirit and values of traditional culture.