Question 2: How to write the word "zhidao. baidu/... Li DGuy_"
Question 3: How to write a good letter: To choose a good paste, you should first look at the paste, not the pronunciation, but carefully look at each word (only written with a pen), look at the shelf structure of the word, the arc of the length of the strokes, the distance between the strokes, and the proportion of the combined words. Read more carefully in your mind, not greedy at once, and read more when you have a good memory.
Second, paste after understanding and remembering, and write according to the copybook. It is better to have plaid paper. Because Chinese characters are square characters with grid restrictions, the size of the words you practice is appropriate. Not every word is filled in the grid, but the proportion of strokes and the combination of words can also be controlled. When you paste the handwriting that is more in line with the copybook, start the third step: recite and paste, write from your own memory without looking at the copybook, and then find faults with the copybook in order to correct it.
Writing requires a high degree of understanding and can get twice the result with half the effort.
The more you write, the better, but the more you experience, the better. Analogy can improve. My opinion is that temporary posting is more important, and reading posting is more important. Only by continuous understanding can we make rapid progress and achieve good results.
In addition, if there is a teacher's direct guidance, the effect and progress are unexpected, such as a hurdle that can't be crossed for a long time, the teacher can wake up with a word.
I should have sent a picture to give some examples. I need to take a nap, because I am so sleepy. I can't open my eyes. Let's stop here and talk about it.
Question 4: How to write the running script as shown in the figure (30 masterpieces, click to see the big picture).
Question 5: How to write our words well? Simple answer: mentality determines everything! If you want to achieve something, you must be serious! So as long as you are serious+diligent+practicing, it will be ok! To tell the truth, my handwriting is not good either! But I don't care about this, as long as the written words can be understood. After all, we can't all be Wang Xizhi! A: First, master the writing rules of Chinese characters skillfully. Only when you master the writing rules of Chinese characters skillfully can you draw inferences from others and not ... show everything.
Simple answer: mentality determines everything!
If you want to achieve something, you must be serious!
So as long as you are serious+diligent+practicing, it will be ok!
To tell the truth, my handwriting is not good either!
But I don't care about this, as long as the written words can be understood.
After all, we can't all be Wang Xizhi! A: First, master the writing rules of Chinese characters skillfully.
Only by mastering the writing rules of Chinese characters skillfully can we draw inferences from others and avoid "writing if you want", thus improving the writing speed. The writing rules of Chinese characters are more suitable for primary school students in the following two aspects:
1, the writing rules of strokes. Chinese characters are written in eight basic strokes, such as dot, horizontal, vertical, left-off, press, hook, fold and lift. Every Chinese character is composed of basic strokes, so writing strokes well is the basis of writing Chinese characters well. In the process of stroke teaching, students should know the shape of strokes, strokes, strokes and the importance, urgency and essentials of strokes, so as to master the standard writing of each basic stroke. The writing rules of strokes include the rules of stroke movement and change:
(1) The law of writing. The strokes of regular script have different shapes, but there are three basic steps in writing each stroke, namely, writing (heavy or light)-writing (light, straight or curved)-receiving (or stopping or lifting the pen tip lightly). Writing any stroke is inseparable from these three basic steps, but the parts of the force are different. ... display the remaining 63 lines.
Simple answer: mentality determines everything!
If you want to achieve something, you must be serious!
So as long as you are serious+diligent+practicing, it will be ok!
To tell the truth, my handwriting is not good either!
But I don't care about this, as long as the written words can be understood.
After all, we can't all be Wang Xizhi! A: First, master the writing rules of Chinese characters skillfully.
Only by mastering the writing rules of Chinese characters skillfully can we draw inferences from others and avoid "writing if you want", thus improving the writing speed. The writing rules of Chinese characters are more suitable for primary school students in the following two aspects:
1, the writing rules of strokes. Chinese characters are written in eight basic strokes, such as dot, horizontal, vertical, left-off, press, hook, fold and lift. Every Chinese character is composed of basic strokes, so writing strokes well is the basis of writing Chinese characters well. In the process of stroke teaching, students should know the shape of strokes, strokes, strokes and the importance, urgency and essentials of strokes, so as to master the standard writing of each basic stroke. The writing rules of strokes include the rules of stroke movement and change:
(1) The law of writing. The strokes of regular script have different shapes, but there are three basic steps in writing each stroke, namely, writing (heavy or light)-writing (light, straight or curved)-receiving (or stopping or lifting the pen tip lightly). Writing any stroke is inseparable from these three basic steps, but the parts of the force are different.
(2) the law of change. There are many kinds of strokes in Chinese characters, such as "Ren" with oblique strokes, "Yue" with vertical strokes and "Qian" with short strokes. These strokes have some changes in different Chinese characters, such as short strokes, and the strokes are flat when prefixes appear, such as "reverse, grain, back" and so on; However, the strokes of the characters appearing at the top left are oblique, such as "birth, loss and Zhu". In the teaching process, teachers should guide students to observe, compare and analyze, and try to figure out the changing law of strokes.
2. Structure of processing rules. There are many Chinese characters with different glyphs, but there are some rules. The following are the processing rules for three block letters:
(1) Horizontal and vertical. In Chinese characters, horizontal painting and vertical painting account for the largest proportion, which requires correct and stable writing. The concrete manifestation of positive stability is to be horizontal and vertical. The "horizontal" mentioned here is not absolute level, but visual stability. Tilt slightly to the left and right when writing. There are two basic requirements for verticality: there is only one vertical painting, which requires straightness; There are two symmetrical vertical paintings, short and vertical, which can show the trend of opening up and closing down, and long and vertical, which can be basically parallel.
(2) The spacing is symmetrical. In Chinese characters, many strokes are continuous and flat.
Question 6: How to write a good hand? There is no alternative but to practice hard. Let's talk about copying first.
Question 7: How to write provincial characters? Look at the lines and cursive scripts of famous provincial characters in past dynasties.
Question 8: How to write the word "I" in a good cursive script?
artistic signature
Write with flowing strokes
Introduction of cursive script: cursive script is a font of Chinese characters, which is characterized by simple structure and continuous strokes. Formed in the Han Dynasty, it evolved on the basis of official script for the convenience of writing. There are Cao Zhang, Cao Jin and Crazy Grass.
Brief introduction of artistic signature: artistic signature, also known as "signature design", is the beautification and artistry of personal name. It is not an invention of modern people, but it has existed since ancient times. The predecessors called it "Flower Charge", which is similar to Flower Charge, and there are other names, such as Flower Charge, Money Charge, Signature Charge and Agency Charge. These appellations have similar meanings, and all have the functions of expressing identity, responsibility and trust, so they become vague and often mixed. The same is true today, except that the word with "pledge" was discarded and used as "signature" and "signature". Now all we have to do is mention "signature", which sometimes means "artistic signature". There are countless methods and techniques of signature, with various shapes and styles.
Question 9: How to write Chinese characters well? Scientifically speaking, I think it is better to practice basic strokes, which makes it easier to distribute strokes, that is, to deal with the structure of Chinese characters. Calligraphy is interlinked, whether it is a pen or a brush, you can't write good words without foundation. Let's start with the simplest points, horizontal strokes and various hooks. There are no shortcuts. The trip should not be underestimated. The foundation is laid and it seems to be dead. When you practice to a certain extent, it comes alive, and you can completely flatten the structure of the word by adjusting the strokes. At this time, structure becomes a natural thing, as long as you have this aesthetic. It is taboo to practice individual words alone from the beginning. Usually no experts write like this. You know, you can control all limited strokes, but you can't control all Chinese characters. It is best to start with copying strokes and regular script, which is more formal and impartial. Master his brushstrokes, you can specialize in one method, collect other methods, or create your own, and everything will be easy.