In calligraphy contact, we often emphasize "finger strength" and "wrist strength" more strictly. If you don't exert yourself properly, your movements will become valuable and your lines will be dull. At the beginning of learning, we take the coordination of movements as the main practice goal and require all parts to be flexible and relaxed. Experience the effect of increasing force A at an appropriate level. When writing a work, both fingers and arms need to exert force, but using the force board appropriately and freely is one of the key points of technical practice. Different fonts and stroke styles require different strength.
Steps:
1. When copying long horizontal lines, the lines should be straight and even, and the fingers and wrists, that is, the arms should be relaxed.
2. Write several long horizontal lines, and increase the strength of fingers and arms in turn until the limit is reached. When exerting greater strength, you should have a feeling of adding difficulty to yourself.
3. Compare the line you wrote with the graphic line to see which line you wrote is closest to the C line .. Then think carefully about the feeling when writing this line, practice constantly, and finally master the feeling when writing this line freely.
4. After finding the feeling, copy the vertical line, S line and free line according to the feeling of the force disk found.
5. practice the above steps with lines a and d.