Handwritten Spring Festival couplets in Clerical script with original or custom text.

"Wannianhong" red paper with gold flecks, Clerical script Spring Festival couplets. The product image features original content (custom text can also be written separately). "言而吐信知舒卷" (When speaking, one's words are trustworthy, knowing when to be reserved or expansive) "行弗添足任屈伸" (In action, one does not overstep, allowing for flexibility and adaptation) "善動善靜習吐信" (Skillful in movement and stillness, practicing trustworthiness in speech) "能屈能伸弗添足" (Able to bend and extend, without overstepping) Inspired by the characteristics and imagery of a snake, the text is composed without explicitly mentioning the word "snake." "吐信" (tǔ xìn) is a double entendre: referring to a snake's flicking tongue and a person's trustworthy words. "弗添足" (fú tiān zú) is a homophone: snakes move without legs, and the phrase sounds like "blessings abound." A horizontal scroll can be added at no extra charge.