It is easier for you to understand the pen lifting and pressing, that is, the change of the pen tip when writing. When the nib is pressed down, the nib will bend to the side, and the nib will of course be reversed. You must press the button before you receive the pen. Now that the pen is closed, it is of course the end. If pressing the pen is an action, then the pen is also an action, and the pen is finally reflected in the glyph. Second, raising a pen is the opposite of pressing a pen. Pressure boosting is the most basic technology. In a sense, your pen tip can be called a pressure pen. Only by pressing it can the ink enter the paper. As for how much you press, that's your problem. Tap is the center of calligraphy, and tap again is the side (the weight is relative, of course, if you push too hard, the pen tip will not bounce). Every pen has a pen, and every word has a pen. Pen lifting is based on pressing the pen, and your pen lifting depends on pressing the pen.
Third, you need to practice picking up a pen, pressing it and collecting it.
Liu Xizai in the Qing Dynasty said in his book "An Outline of Art": All books should be pressed with a pen and lifted with a pen. Argument should be the place to start writing, and argument should be the place to stop writing. Another cloud said, "A calligrapher cannot do without the words" mention "and" press ".