Second, I suggest you start with your usual lettering. -For example, Chinese lettering fonts commonly used on websites now.
Third, carefully consider every word: frame structure, stiffness, stroke thickness and stroke position. Enhance your ability to distinguish the beauty and ugliness of Chinese characters.
Fourth, you can write first:
Point horizontally and vertically, pick up the hook and fold it.
(Just say it's delicious. "Anti-skimming" is difficult to write. Many people, especially teenagers, always write with a student flavor when they grow up, but they don't pay enough attention to it. For example, the words "I'll be in the nest after dinner" are all sneered at because they are not good-looking.
What you said is also very good: radicals are the basis of Chinese characters. You can pay attention.
For example, it can also be considered extreme. There are many words including it, at least a dozen! Liao Liao Liao Liao Liao Liao Liao Liao ...
Practicing basic strokes and radicals for a period of time is also a way. Many people are willing to practice the whole Chinese character first, which seems to be very successful. That's not necessary.
Maybe the above will help you? )