Is it necessary for children to spend money to participate in the calligraphy competition sponsored by the association?

Children spend money to participate in the calligraphy competition sponsored by the association as follows:

First of all, you don't have to participate in the calligraphy contest, mainly depending on the characteristics of children.

First of all, if children like calligraphy, encourage them to participate, because calligraphy is the quintessence of our country. Learning calligraphy from an early age can inherit the excellent culture of our country, and learning calligraphy can improve children's concentration and aesthetic ability. Taking part in the calligraphy competition can make children communicate more and learn various techniques and fonts in a diversified way, and it will also promote children to learn the use of calligraphy.

Secondly, if the child doesn't like calligraphy, he is afraid that his participation will be counterproductive, so follow suit.

The characteristics of calligraphy:

Calligraphy refers to the art of expressing emotions with Four Treasures of the Study as a tool. The particularity of tools is an important aspect of the particularity of calligraphy art, and it is an important part of calligraphy techniques to fully embody the performance of tools with the help of Four Treasures of the Study. Without Four Treasures of the Study, there would be no calligraphy art.

Calligraphy art takes Chinese characters as the carrier. The particularity of Chinese characters is another important aspect of calligraphy particularity. China's calligraphy can not be separated from Chinese characters, and the form of Chinese character stippling and the collocation of radicals are the contents that writers pay more attention to. Different from other pinyin characters, Chinese characters are a combination of form, sound and meaning, which has strong formal significance.

The so-called "six books" of the ancients refer to six methods of pictographic, fingering, comprehending, pictophonetic, transliteration and borrowing of Chinese characters, which is of great guiding significance to the analysis of Chinese character structure.