Gongzi calligraphy
Gong Geng: Left-right structure, left-closed and right-spread, oblique embrace and interpenetration.
The word "I" on the left has an oblique shoulder and cannot be written wide. Head exposed in front of the pen, shoulder-resistant, heavy, not long; The vertical pen receives the pen in the air, and the left slant is slightly left-handed, slightly longer; Lift the pen to the left, lift it up with the big shoulder, and don't be long after the vertical pen.
The right side of the "force" is tilted to the left as a whole, so don't write wide. Pay attention to the position of the left part when taking the pen from the horizontal folding hook. Don't draw too much horizontally, resist your shoulders a little. After arriving at the position, lightly stroke the pen to the lower right, and then slightly lift the pen tip to the lower left for oblique writing, so as to accurately write the angle and light and heavy changes. When in place, "kneel the pen tip" to pick the hook and reach the outside of the inner circle; Finally, the stroke is close to the left end of horizontal painting, slightly higher than horizontal painting, and the stroke angle is different from that of oblique vertical painting. After skimming, turn slightly, quickly skim out, vigorous and powerful, and the tip is inserted below the left part.
The Necessity and Importance of Beautiful Writing
Writing a good hand is the inheritance of China culture. Throughout the 5,000-year history of China, our ancestors left us countless material, spiritual and cultural heritages, which is our pride as descendants of the Chinese people. Chinese characters are an important part of China culture and our precious wealth. From the initial Oracle Bone Inscriptions to the later running script, official script, cursive script and now we admire regular script, they are the crystallization of the wisdom of our working people.
Living in such a technologically advanced society, computers have been closely related to people's lives, but many experts worry: Will we China people still write Chinese characters with pens in a few years? Therefore, I think we should attach importance to the writing class in the teaching of lower grades, cultivate students' love for Chinese characters, and let China's Chinese characters continue to be inherited and carried forward.