1. Choose the right tool: choose a hard pen that suits you, such as a brush, pen or signature pen. Make sure the pen tip is sharp and the ink is smooth.
2. Learn basic strokes: the basic strokes of hard pen calligraphy include horizontal, vertical, left, right and dot. By practicing these basic strokes repeatedly, you can master the correct writing posture and stroke order.
3. Pay attention to the font structure: each Chinese character has its own unique structure and proportion. In practice, we should pay attention to the overall balance and coordination of glyphs to avoid skew or asymmetry.
4. Cultivate good writing habits: keep the correct sitting posture and wrist posture, and don't use too much force or too light. Keep a steady speed and rhythm when writing, and avoid intermittent or jitter.
5. Practice common Chinese characters: Select some common Chinese characters to practice repeatedly, such as "people", "mountains" and "water". Through repeated practice, you can be familiar with the order of glyphs and strokes and improve the accuracy and speed of writing.
6. Watch excellent works: watch some excellent hard-pen calligraphy works and learn their techniques and styles. At the same time, you can also participate in some calligraphy exhibitions or competitions to exchange and learn with other calligraphy lovers.
7. Keep practicing: Hard-pen calligraphy needs long-term persistence and practice to make progress. Set aside some time to practice every day and keep your love and patience for calligraphy.