2. Be familiar with the brush strokes, such as how to point the brush strokes, what is the approximate location of the points, and how to carry the pen in the capitalization of each radical.
3. When writing brush characters, sit up straight and keep your arms slightly away from the desktop. You can imitate some copybooks first, and then slowly find your own characteristics.
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The first is the holding posture of the brush. In order to write a good brush, our posture when using a brush is very important. Generally, we should hold the pen like this (pictured).
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Then there is our familiarity with brush strokes, such as how to point the brush strokes, what is the approximate position of the points, and how to write the capitals of each radical.
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Then there is the way we write China's calligraphy. Our bodies should sit up straight, not lean, and our arms should be slightly away from the table.
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We can imitate from some copybooks, first slowly, and then find our own characteristics. Writing brush strokes is a process in which practice makes perfect.