The man wrote 32 blessings in one stroke, forming a circle. How did he do it?

The man used Feng's double-groove calligraphy. At the same time, the man has been very familiar with his own structure in the process of writing, and he paid attention. This is how he learned the calligraphy skills in application. In addition, people must have been practicing very hard, which is why he has achieved today.

Calligraphy is actually a unique culture in China. Our country has a history of more than 5,000 years, and our writing has undergone great changes since ancient times, but what remains unchanged is that we all have calligraphy. In the past, the ancients used a writing brush, so there was calligraphy with brush characters. Then the pen we use now has changed, but there is also calligraphy. Now we have many kinds of calligraphy pens, including hard pens and soft pens, and correspondingly many kinds of calligraphy have been produced. Why can our characters form calligraphy, but the glyphs in other countries are not calligraphy? This has a lot to do with the morphological structure of our characters. Each of our words has its own unique meaning and structure. Every word of ours is beautiful. Then there are many different ways to write it down, and there will be many different forms. So our calligraphy in China is unique. Our written language is also unique.

? Another treasure of our country is ink painting. Maybe we all see a lot of sketches now, so there are paints. But actually our country used to call it ink painting. We just need to draw a beautiful picture with ink, which is very thoughtful. And our ink painting is unique, because many people in our country will add some calligraphy to this ink painting. That is, every word in the picture has a picture, which complements each other. Therefore, calligraphy and ink painting are treasures of our country and need to be passed down by our descendants.

And think that calligraphy can exercise people's patience, so everyone can practice calligraphy and ink painting more. Inherit the culture of one's own country.