How much do you know about calligraphy?

Whether it is children, teenagers, office workers and other people nowadays, it is refreshing to be able to write neat handwriting with a brush, but who can really understand the meaning of calligraphy? Yuan Jixing, a 60-year-old man, always likes calligraphy. He began to learn and practice how to write calligraphy well from an early age. The old man told us that "calligraphy is the art of calligraphy in China, and it is an invaluable treasure handed down from the older generation. We can't lose (calligraphy, including official seals and cursive scripts). Calligraphy can cultivate people's cultivation and improve people's spiritual realm. When writing calligraphy, you must concentrate on it and eliminate all distractions.

Then, we followed the old man to the calligraphy room on the second floor of Sanping Farm Community Cultural Center. The old man began to take out his favorite brush and licked the ink carefully. While the old man was busy, he said, "When writing calligraphy well, we must pay attention to it: just write according to the pen, with thick strokes, just lift it up;" Every time you write a stroke, there are three processes: input, writing and receiving. If you want to write calligraphy well, you must have perseverance, perseverance and patience. " In the process of explaining to us, in order to express his love for the Corps, the old man wrote 24 words of the Corps spirit of "loving the motherland, selfless dedication, hard work and pioneering spirit". The style of writing is old-fashioned, steady, powerful and rewarding, which not only expresses the old people's pursuit of calligraphy, but also shows the corps spirit of the old people taking root in and contributing to the frontier.

Seeing a series of calligraphy works, the old man passed on the spirit of calligraphy with his own efforts; Write patriotic feelings in the spirit of calligraphy and take root in the frontier with patriotic feelings. The old man in front of him grew taller and taller, not only sighing, but also sighing that he never really understood and understood the connotation of calligraphy culture. Modern society is also an information age. How many people can really love and learn calligraphy, and can practice calligraphy persistently and without arrogance or rashness.