Contradiction between Chinese character input method and calligraphy

When I went to Xi this summer, I visited the Xi Forest of Steles Museum, which has a history of over 900 years. In this "stone library", there are more than 3,000 stone tablets from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, including Tang Xuanzong, Emperor Taizong, Xuanzang, Yu Shinan, Chu Suiliang, Ou Yangxun, Ouyang Tong, Zhang Xu and Liu Gongquan.

China's calligraphy has a history of thousands of years. Today's society is a society with rapid development of information and an era of comprehensive networking. From the input of alphabetic characters to the birth of computer Chinese character input method, we feel and experience the convenience and quickness of writing. In the era of computer Chinese character input method, whether it is necessary to inherit China's traditional calligraphy has become a contradictory focus and an unavoidable acute problem in the development of Chinese characters.

In daily life, "input method" is very popular, and it can be said that it has basically replaced pen and ink. Occasionally go to the counter to handle business or sign your name when receiving express delivery. In many cases, you may not pick up a pen to write all day. The advocacy of paperless office even put the remaining pens on the desktop in a corner under the desk.

There are many pens at home. They often get together to recall the good old days. As great inventions of human beings, they have been active in every corner of human life and become tools for writing or painting. They even think that they are irreplaceable and necessary for life.

Brush, pen, signature pen, ballpoint pen, pencil and other good partners who used to be inseparable from us, accompanied us through the storm, entered countless examination rooms together, attended parties and kept appointments. They record our happiness and happiness, as well as our sadness and sorrow. They are our most sincere confidants, close girlfriends and have never left us.

Is calligraphy still to be passed down? Personally, I think that practicing calligraphy can at least cultivate sentiment, which, like painting and playing guqin, can promote peace of mind, relieve physical and mental stress and be beneficial to health. In the era of high-tempo and high-intensity "input method", it is really a rare and good way to cultivate emotions.

A few days ago, I saw my sister-in-law's good handwriting, both writing brush and hard pen. Her running script is quite imposing and chic, which makes me envy.

My copybook also came, and I started practicing at once. Now because of invisible ink, you can practice it repeatedly on a piece of paper, and the intimate and humanized design also has environmental protection effect.

Let's carry forward the art of calligraphy together.