First, learning calligraphy can improve people's aesthetic level.
Aesthetics is a view of a thing, which is not obvious at first glance. If we have the aesthetic ability of calligraphy, we will look at everything the same.
First, whether the font looks good or not is a comprehensive judgment of a person's writing ability and aesthetic ability; The second is beautiful composition. On the big side, the composition is good in arrangement and overall atmosphere; The third is the beauty of stippling, which is the basis for the formation of glyphs and rules. Fine-point painting is beneficial to the beauty of fonts.
Third, learning calligraphy can improve cultural literacy.
Calligraphy, as the quintessence of China culture, contains most common sense of China culture. When calligraphers write, they often construct from the aspects of brushwork, writing style, composition, pen and ink, content and so on.
The process of these constructions is the process of thinking, reconstructing, designing and learning about China culture, especially Chinese studies. It is the crystallization of China people's wisdom and the summary of people's wisdom in understanding and transforming the world for thousands of years. By studying calligraphy, we can "review" this knowledge over and over again, so that some famous sayings and aphorisms can be reproduced over and over again, thus improving people's cultural literacy.
Fourth, learning calligraphy can improve internal qi.
Many calligraphers have lived for a long time in history. One or two thousand years ago, people's life expectancy was not long, with an average life expectancy of 5 or 60 years. Some calligraphers lived for 8 or 90 years. For example, Li Si, a calligrapher in the Qin Dynasty, lived 76 years old, Zhong You in the Three Kingdoms period lived 79 years old, Yu Shinan in the Tang Dynasty lived over 80 years old, and Ou Yangxun was as high as 84 years old. Contemporary calligraphers live longer, such as Qi Gong, Lin Sanzhi, 9 1 year, Sha Menghai, 93 years old, and so on.
Fifth, learning calligraphy can improve people's critical thinking ability.
Calligraphy is the embodiment of China culture and China philosophy. China's culture is profound and profound, and China's philosophy has the ability to distinguish. Calligraphy, as the essence of China culture, aggregates the above two cultures into a schema, and uses words to express ideas. Of course, the culture in calligraphy is both the beauty of poetry and the beauty of artistic conception.
Philosophy in calligraphy is always expressed between the lines, such as the relationship between Yin and Yang, size, density, Fiona Fang, square, black and white, etc. The concentrated expression of these relations is China's philosophy. When we write, it is a process of "creating contradictions and solving contradictions". To do this, we need both people's speculative level and practical ability.