Meaning words are words with upper, middle and lower structure, which are composed of three parts: heaven and heart. When writing, we should pay attention to the close combination of these three parts, but there is still room between them, so we can make it a little looser and tighter. The horizontal pen under the vertical type should be long to balance, and the width of Japanese style should not exceed the width of the horizontal pen above the vertical type. The lower heart plays an auxiliary role.
Look at the vertical line characters first. The position of the upper point is on the right side of the horizontal line pen, from fine to thick from the bottom right. The top of the two horizontal pens is short and the bottom is long. After passing through the central axis, the lower horizontal pen is pressed to form an arc, which is not rigid. This horizontal pen should be long, like a seesaw.
The Japanese characters below should be flat, with pens in horizontal strokes, wide at the bottom and narrow at the bottom, short at the left and thick at the right, and the two vertical strokes should be retracted. The middle horizontal pen should be short, the two ends should not be connected, and the middle.
The word "heart" below consists of three points and a cross hook. The point on the left should be obliquely downward to the left, and the horizontal hook should be below the horizontal starting point of the word "day", first obliquely downward to the right and then turn right, and turn naturally. Hook up at the end. The other two points should be written on the right side of the central axis. Every time we write a thoughtful word, we should remember that the center of gravity of the heart should be on the right. These three points should echo each other.