Book tickets originated in Europe in the15th century. They are small signs, which show who the collection belongs to in an artistic way, and also beautify and decorate books. They belong to small prints or miniature prints, and are known as "print pearls", "paper gems" and "butterflies in books". It was introduced to China in the early 20th century. Generally, it is a 5- 10 cm square printed matter with the name or nickname of the book collector, fasting name and so on besides the main pattern. The international practice is to write "ex-libris" (Latin character) on the ticket. This line of Latin characters means "belongs to the private Tibetan Latin" EXLIBRIS ",where" EX "is a prefix, which means" FROM "in English. LIBRIS is the English "library" and "library". The whole meaning is "library's ...", which is also the most fundamental difference between book tickets and printed matter. Book ",the book ticket is usually posted on the front page or title page of the book. 1. Book label.
2. Seal cutting, which belongs to the art category, evolved from a Latin phrase ex-LiBrιs, meaning "part of XXX book". Usually, the book tickets are printed with Latin ex-LiBrés, which means "my collection". Bookmark, the word at the beginning of the bookmark is followed by the name of the book collector, Latin "EXLIBRIS", in which "EX" is the prefix and English means "from"; "LIBRIS" is English "LIBRARY" and "library". The whole meaning is "library ...". It is also the most fundamental difference between book tickets and printed matter.