Secondly, practicing calligraphy is not a hard work. If you can see progress or beauty from the words you practice every day, make sure you practice a few strokes every day.
Then, not every word is beautifully written. Of course, you can write a good hand.
The key is to leave space between words and between lines, and the space between lines must be greater than the space between words.
In short, it is written in rows and columns.
Of course, generally speaking, it is ok to write rows, as for columns, as long as they are aligned head to tail.
If you read a newspaper or a book carefully, the above version of the book can reflect this knowledge.
Of course, some people who write well are not perfect in all their words, but just write neatly.
So just try to write neatly and pay attention to the blank space, so that you can realize that calligraphy has improved obviously in a short time, which will help motivate you to continue practicing. As for word practice, it's best to go to the bookstore and buy a three-body copybook (pen copybook). Regular script, running script and cursive script are enough. There are many such copybooks in the bookstore.
There is no special requirement for choosing a copybook, as long as you think the words on the copybook look good.
In the future, you don't need to practice from beginning to end, you can practice on any page at will, and it doesn't take too long to practice your words. But at first, you must pay attention to the stroke direction and length of the words on the copybook and compare them with your own words.
This is very important. And it is necessary to summarize the writing rules of font radicals in some copybooks.
This sums up a lot, and the font will be close to the favorite word. If you are good at summarizing, you usually practice for ten minutes every day, and the font will change after one month.