In Chinese calligraphy art, hard pen refers to

In Chinese calligraphy art, hard pens refer to writing pens other than soft pens such as brushes, including pens, pencils and signatures.

Hard pen uses ink as the main carrier to express writing skills. It has the characteristics of convenient carrying, quick writing and wide use value. The difference between it and the soft pen lies in changing the thick stippling of the soft pen into slender stippling, removing its flesh and tendons and preserving its bones. Hard-pen calligraphy refers to an art form that uses hard pen to write words according to certain writing rules and forms.

Hard-pen calligraphy is a kind of calligraphy, and its nib is "hard", while the soft pen with brush as the main part is "soft". Hard-pen calligraphy is called calligraphy because there is an inseparable relationship between it and brush calligraphy: both of them take Chinese characters as the carrier, that is, they take Chinese characters as the object of expression. Although their brushwork is different, their structural laws and rules are basically the same.

the line expression of hard pen can learn from the brushwork of brush. For example, in hard-pen calligraphy, the method of integrity and priority of brush ups and downs is used for reference, which makes the strokes more colorful. Hard-pen calligraphy has a long history. The writing on tortoise shell and animal bones in Oracle Bone Inscriptions period was the earliest record of hard-pen writing, so it can be said that the history of hard-pen writing is at least 3,5 years.

The advantages of learning hard-pen calligraphy:

1. It is good for children to calm down and nourish their spirits. Practicing calligraphy can eliminate children's impetuous emotions and make them quiet. Pupils are in the golden age of brain development, and practicing calligraphy in this period is very necessary to promote children's brain growth and development.

2. Cultivate temperament and exercise will. There is no shortcut to learning calligraphy. Only by learning it bit by bit, from strokes to structure to composition, copying more, creating more, learning more, broadening your horizons, remembering it in your heart, mastering it in your hands, reaching a correspondence between your heart and your hand, and creating selflessness is a good boundary.

3. Improve children's aesthetic quality. While people appreciate calligraphy, they are influenced by the beauty of calligraphy, whether it is heavy and heroic, or beautiful and graceful, and gradually improve their aesthetic level.

children can't feel this way at once, so they are required to write in the correct order in normal teaching, and strive to write the words correctly, regularly, neatly and beautifully, so as to gradually feel the physical beauty of Chinese characters, help children establish a correct aesthetic view and stimulate their desire to pursue beauty and create beauty.