As far as the current calligraphy knowledge is concerned, I generally start with the posts that the two kings mainly contact.
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Preface to The Holy Religion of Huairen Ji Wang Xizhi
Preface to Lanting is known as the best running script in the world. Now there is a Feng Chengsu, which is generally subject to it.
He was the pinnacle of calligraphy in Wei and Jin Dynasties and China.
Because it is a post, you can learn its brushwork and charm very closely when copying.
Preface to the Holy Teaching is inscribed by the words of Wang Xizhi, a monk in the Tang Dynasty. Although it is a collection of words, it does not lose Wang Xizhi's own style in charm and statutes, and it is a very excellent work.
Wang Xizhi's posts are all in one, with many words, which is quite suitable for copying and learning.
There are several ways to copy.
To put it simply, 1 means learning to write by post, learn its strokes, word formation and so on.
The advantage of this method is that you can recall past words without the help of copybooks and see if you remember the words in the original copybooks, that is, recall and practice.
3 Meaning is not abstract. Simply put, it is one of the ways to calculate creation by referring to the "meaning" of calligraphy.
The key is to write slowly and try to figure out the stroke structure. And then gradually contact, even if a word is written many times, and then practice one or more, it will be solved.
Write a post without changing posts for a short time. If you feel a little, you can try other posts.
Hehe, let's talk about the above.