尾花 (wěi) — decorative tailpiece or filler design in print publishing

Definition

A 尾花 (wěihuā) is a small decorative drawing placed at the end of a printed article — a visual flourish, not part of the text. It's a typography/print-design term, not a general word for flowers.

noun
decorative tailpiece or filler design in print publishing

Examples

  • 尾花
    Zhè běn zá zhì měi piān wén zhāng hòu miàn dōu yǒu yì fú wěi.
    Every article in this magazine has a tailpiece at the end.
  • 尾花
    wěi De shè jì yào yǔ wén zhāng fēng gé xié tiáo.
    The tailpiece design should coordinate with the article's style.
  • 尾花
    Pái bǎn shí yào zhù yì wěi de wèi zhì hé dà xiǎo.
    When typesetting, pay attention to the position and size of the tailpiece.

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