No, although writing with ink-free water is simple, economical and hygienic, calligraphy learning is a kind of cultural learning. Brush and ink bear a lot of ancient China cultural flavor, and the feeling of these flavors is an important subtle driving factor for the progress of calligraphy learning. Calligraphy is an important part of humanistic cultivation, and substitutes will be used to reduce this internal construction.
Try to use ink, try to use ink blocks. Studying ink is not only a rest for the wrist, but also a psychological preparation for the next stage of writing. Wool paper can be used, because the color of wool paper has an antique feeling, and users will consciously compare it with the calligraphy works attached to it to enhance the practice effect.