I wonder if people in other countries care about handwriting. In China, there is a saying that "a person's heart is like his/her calligraphy", which is of course not absolute, but it shows the importance of calligraphy to China people. In China's traditional concept, writing beautiful Chinese characters is not only the basic condition for being an official, but also the reason for judging a person's morality and wisdom.
With the development of science and technology, more and more people use computers instead of pens to write, but China people have not changed this view. Even though there are fewer people who can write beautiful Chinese characters than before, people respect those who can write beautiful Chinese characters more. But China's calligraphy has gradually become an art rather than a life skill, which is not what I want to see. I hope that China's calligraphy can be protected and passed down. I think this is the most important part of China culture, the most important, not the most important.