How to translate minor music?

How should key signature write a notation in minor? ... spread out

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I'm curious, too. Why not write 6=X as a minor?

I have seen many notation, even in minor, written as1= x.

The difference in size is the third interval. Take C major and A minor for example, the three semitones from C are A, and other major-minor relationships are based on this, all of which are three semitones from C (third degree).

Give another chestnut:

G major and E minor: the three semitones from G are E, the major starts with 1 and the minor starts with 6;

So 1=G and 6=e have the same pitch.

So the notation of e can be written as: 1=G or 6 = e.

These two kinds of writing are correct, of course, 6=e can better explain that this song is a minor.

But whether it is 1=G or 6=e, the pitch can be expressed correctly, and the judgment size can be adjusted from the whole song.

Simple notation is written as 1=G in e minor for simplicity.

In this way, although you can't see the big and small sounds from the key signature, you can judge the big and small sounds like listening to the whole sold song.

ps:

1: (As you said, writing 1 = E is obviously wrong. )

2: e is expressed in short notation, and the convention is 1=G, but 6=e is also acceptable.