Chinese characters are all made through practice. There is no such thing as innateness. Only by "dying the pond black with ink" can you become a calligraphy saint. Just write casually when you have nothing to do. Pay attention to the coordination between characters. Practice "Yong" first. The eight methods of writing, that is, the character Yong includes eight strokes: side, le, nu, 误, ce, plunder, peck, and zheng. Then practice the coordination of strokes and the coordination of characters. The writing must be smooth, like flowing clouds and flowing water, in order to be able to write For good calligraphy, the more strokes the characters have, the better they are written. Pay attention to the words "Fa", "Shui", "小" and other words with few strokes. Finally: the meaning of a word is more important than its shape. Look at the calligraphy of famous calligraphers. Thinking and understanding will be very helpful for your calligraphy. I believe you can write good calligraphy