Scroll size

According to the Baidu Library query, the scroll sizes are as follows:

There are four common scroll sizes in Chinese paintings, namely slender scroll, square scroll, fan scroll and vertical scroll. Slender rolls usually refer to scrolls with an aspect ratio of 1:10, such as 100cm×10cm; square rolls refer to scrolls with an aspect ratio close to 1:1, such as 60cm×70cm; fan rolls are fan-shaped scrolls, with the long side The vertical axis is generally about 80cm in diameter; the vertical axis scroll is a vertically long scroll.

One of the mounting forms of scroll Chinese calligraphy and painting. It is the most common way to mount Chinese paintings, and it is named after the "axis rod" installed. Generally, one work is mounted on one scroll, but there are also multiple works mounted on one scroll. Scrolls refer to books, calligraphy and paintings, etc. that are mounted on a scroll and can be rolled up. In later generations, books were bound into volumes, which specifically refers to calligraphy and painting with scrolls. The spool is the metal (or plastic) spool that holds the unexposed film. The reel and film can be put into the camera for shooting. The reels used in cameras are cylindrical, while the reels used in film photography are round.