How to make an antique poem with origami?

1. Take a 9-word poem as an example: leave a word at the top and fold it. Then repeat the operation of eight words, that is, complete.

2. Take a poem with the word 10 as an example: first, fold it vertically into three equal parts, but leave margins on the left and right (that is, leave appropriate blanks); Fold it horizontally into five equal parts (the upper and lower edges should also be left, that is, the "heaven and earth" should be left with appropriate blanks). The first and second lines are five words each, and the third line is signed.

3. Take the poem of 1 1 as an example: leave one word at the top, fold it, and the remaining ten words will be done.

4. Take the poem 14 as an example: first, fold it vertically into three equal parts, but leave margins on the left and right (that is, leave appropriate blanks); Then fold it horizontally into six equal parts (first fold it in half, then fold it repeatedly, leaving a margin up and down, that is, leave an appropriate blank on the "heaven and earth"). There are 6 words in the first and second lines, 2 words in the third line, and the next space is signed.

5. Take the 20-character "Five Bearings" as an example: first, fold four lines vertically, but the fourth line is half-line, with left and right margins (that is, leave appropriate blanks); Divide into seven equal parts (the upper and lower edges should also be left, that is, the "heaven and earth" should be left with appropriate blanks). The first and second lines are 7 words each, the third line is 6 words, and the fourth line is signed.