What are the contents of Chinese bronze inscriptions?

Inscriptions involve many aspects, such as sacrifice, divination, exhortation, expedition, rewards and punishments, litigation, contracts and so on. For example, in the Western Zhou Dynasty, it was recorded that Zhou Kangwang gave many slaves to the nobles at one time; In Zhou Wang Xiao, there was a record that nobles exchanged slaves for horses and silk, and even a lawsuit took place; In the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the white plate of the heavyweight puppet described the slave owner Bai Zi and the northwest ethnic minorities. Early inscriptions were hieroglyphics similar to those of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, which gradually became regular in the Western Zhou Dynasty. Font lines are tall and strong, and diversified after the Spring and Autumn Period, resulting in exaggerated fonts such as bird prints.