If you want to write beautiful words, you must first have a certain aesthetic view, and you can tell whether a word is really beautiful or not. Some words are good at first glance, but if you study them carefully, they will be so beautiful. Choose what you want to write and start copying.
Copying is the most important point in practice. When copying copybooks or words written by others, many people always write differently. In fact, one of the main reasons is that they write too fast. If you write fast, you can't copy the kind of trajectory between the lines, and you can't write like it. Of course, everyone must not write like it when they first start writing. It takes a lot of time to practice, and often a word will be written dozens of times until it looks like it. Take the author as an example. When we first started practicing, we copied the words written by others, often copying a full page with one word.
After copying for a period of time, we can basically learn how to write some words. At this time, we should not only practice on paper, but also start to use them in our usual study. Whenever you write a word you have practiced, you should write it in that way. When you encounter similar words, you should also try to find out the combined strokes from the words you have learned. After a long time, it will naturally lead to other words, and it will gradually improve. Finally, we should break away from copybooks, and gradually start to use the fonts we have learned in our work and life, and slowly write the fonts that really suit us according to our own font characteristics.
check the box. When I used to practice, I played a 3:2 long square, which could be longer and narrower, not too square. Do it yourself in word, and there are templates online. Try to fill in the grid first, not out of line or owing. The proportion of practicing glyphs and neat kung fu. Adjust the center of gravity of the font slightly to the upper side, the upper part is compact and the lower part is stretched. Adjust the proportion of strokes to make the words look harmonious. Emphasize the beginning of strokes to make them more obvious, and avoid strokes such as hanging needles.