First, let’s look at the flow. Comparing the two words, it is not difficult to see the difference in form. The second stroke of three points of water, the former is straight down, while the latter is left bow. The reason why the strokes have different shapes is due to the different strokes. The difference in pen movement lies in the difference in the movements of the wrist when holding the pen. Generally speaking, the second straight stroke is based on pressing down on the wrist. The outer bow of the second stroke is mainly based on the left turn of the wrist. This difference in movement on the wrist results in different movement states of the pen. Different motion states will produce different motion trajectories. This is the reason for the different shapes of strokes.
Compare the three differences between these two words for water (liu, zhan).
One is the outer bow and the other is the inner bow. The outer bow has been mentioned before. It's the wrist turned to the left. The inner bow is the opposite. When writing, the wrist is turned to the right. The wrist is turned inward, forming the inward arch of the second stroke.
As can be seen from the above three characters, the second stroke of Sandianshui has three basic forms. Straight down, outer bow and inner bow. When writing, you should pay attention to the differences in the use of the three forms and the way you write.
The pursuit of diversity and change in calligraphy is not about making fancy costumes, let alone clown makeup. Write some weird symbols that no one understands except you. Rather, it is based on profound calligraphy skills and a reasonable use of pen. At this point, Wang set an example for future generations.
Among the above three characters, one of the common features of Sandianshui is that the lift of the third stroke is relatively long. The purpose of this long lift is to break the void. Break the larger gap created between the left and right parts. Make it empty but not empty. This is a basic principle of calligraphy.
Look at these two words again, they have the same side but different shapes (dharma, source). The same radical, so different. This original character, in order to avoid it, the two strokes are shortened and the shape is inward bowed.
Looking at Dong and Yuan again, they have different words but the same meaning (Dong, Yuan). Although the words are different, the three-point water is almost exactly the same. The use of the pen is all in one mind. If you are proficient in writing skills, you should be free from restraints. Use it freely.
Comparison of three points of water. As mentioned before, the differences between different forms and different brushstrokes. Next, explain the safety properties of three-point water in different forms.
It can be seen from the comparison of different words in the front. The writing method and brushstrokes of Sandianshui have three unique characteristics.
One is adduction of the upper point. The position of the upper point is generally to the right, converging towards the center of gravity of the word. The gesture is directed outward. The second is the unity of curve and straightness. The so-called curve refers to the overall distribution of the three-point water forming an outer bow curve. The so-called straight means that the three points of water have a balanced vertical balance line. The curves reveal its movement. The balance line determines its stability. The third is that the third stroke is all long. As mentioned before, the long belt is used to break the void. Strengthen the echo relationship between the left and right parts. Make the whole character's Qi and blood connected, and the muscles and bones connected. form a unified whole.