1. Write horizontally from left to right according to ordinary writing habits.
2. Tightening the middle palace: the outer circle determines the periphery of Chinese characters, and the inner side determines the center of Chinese characters.
3. The top is strict and the bottom is wide: the horizontal line above the word is the top horizontal line, which is the baseline of the upper part of the word written from top to bottom. The shape of Chinese characters is generally tight at the top and wide at the bottom.
4. Head height and foot length: Chinese characters all have heads and feet, and there are single and double heads and feet. When writing, find the highest and lowest strokes with reference to the upper and lower horizontal lines.
5. Close left and put right: the vertical line on the left is the reference line on the left of the word when writing from left to right.
6. Side-by-side symmetry: the density, size and length of strokes and components that make up Chinese characters should be coordinated and symmetrical.