Thinking of writing

There are three forms of si in Chinese characters, namely oblique si, flat si and anti-si (also called "long dot"). This stroke is difficult to write, mainly because it emphasizes gradient, weight and length.

1, oblique?

Gently start the pen, slide it up slightly, and then press the pen to the lower right while writing, so that the strokes will be even and thick, stop at your feet, and turn to the right to gradually raise the pen. The whole oblique stroke twists and turns, and the oblique stroke generally echoes the oblique stroke, and its inclination is mostly 45 degrees.

2. Heisei

The writing methods of flat pressure and baroclinic pressure are basically the same. The biggest difference is that the oblique potential of baroclinic pressure is large, while the oblique potential of flat pressure is small, almost close to the flat potential, generally around 15 ",which is mostly used next to" walking ".

Start the pen slightly lightly (or slightly heavier), lift it slightly to the right and then turn it down to the right. At the same time, gradually force the strokes to thicken gradually until the feet are pressed down, pause for a while, start the pen and pull out the front to the right, and the tail is rich and long. Generally speaking, there should be waves of ups and downs.

3. Anti-si

The text was changed from a long point. Anti-si is sometimes written as a long point, and sometimes on the basis of a long point, the tail is slightly moved down.

It depends on the specific characters. For example, the second stroke of the word "yes" should be written as an oblique stroke, and the last stroke should be written as an inverted stroke, which cannot be written backwards, because the word "herringbone" is a cover word. If the two strokes are reversed, it does not conform to the covering principle; Sometimes, in order to take a gesture, the word "single si" is also written as "anti-si".