When practicing Chinese calligraphy, sitting posture is basically the same as writing with a pen, which requires sitting up straight and punching with the body off the table, but the posture of holding the pen is very different, which is also determined by different writing tools. Sometimes, according to the needs of writing content and paper, standing posture will be used when practicing brush writing.
2. Basic swimming practice
At the beginning, you can practice basic strokes, such as horizontal, vertical, left-off, left-off and dot. These are the foundations of Chinese characters, so you can practice some common radicals after practicing the basic strokes.
3. Practice common Chinese characters
Many people advocate that the practice of brush calligraphy should start with the word "Yong", because this word includes eight basic writing methods, such as dot, horizontal, vertical and hook, and it can also be practiced from some basic commonly used Chinese characters, such as those with fewer basic strokes.
4, regular script font practice
No matter what kind of font you learn, you should start with regular script, which is the foundation and lays a good foundation for mastering the frame structure, stroke layout and strokes of the font.
5. The master pointed out the maze
When practicing, it may be effective to practice only against the copybook, but with the guidance of a master, you will take fewer detours and get twice the result with half the effort. You can also improve your calligraphy by participating in some competitions, observing more and communicating more.